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Repost: Mercedes Cabral Calls Mother Lily ‘Idiot’ for Saying ‘Indie Films Not for Christmas’

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Regal Entertainment matriarch “Mother” Lily Monteverde has raised the hackles of several people in the movie industry with her statement that independent films are not fit for the Christmas season, prompting one actress to call her an expletive.

The veteran movie producer responsible for the “Shake, Rattle & Roll” and “Mano Po” series that were staples of past editions of the MMFF admitted that she cried when she learned that her film “Mano Po 7: Chinoy” failed to make the coveted Magic 8 list of official entries for this year’s Metro Manila Film Festival.

The festival’s screening committee also rejected high-profile commercial films starring box office stars Vic Sotto (“Enteng Kabisote and the Abangers”) and Vice Ganda and Coco Martin (“Super Parental Guardians”) in favor of mostly small independent films.

Monteverde told media over the weekend that she felt bad for audiences, particularly children, who are used to family-oriented movies that the MMFF usually offered.

She stressed that she had nothing against indie films in general having produced movies directed by the likes of Lav Diaz and Jeffrey Jeturian and even organized her own indie film festival in the past.

Just the same, Mother Lily argued that the Yuletide season — during which the all-Filipino filmfest has a monopoly over cinemas nationwide – is not the time to show independent films.

“There is a time for the indie movies. But not during the Christmas season. Christmas is for the family,” she was quoted as saying.

Actress Mercedes Cabral, one of the lead stars of the official MMFF entry “Oro,” was outraged and did not mince words in her Facebook post on Wednesday.

“Nakaka-awa ang mga bata??? Sabihin mo lang e ang habol mo lang e kita ng pelikula mo. Saka bayaran mo ng maayos mga tao mo. Ni hindi ka nga makapag bayad ng matino sa mga taong nagtatatrabaho sayo e. At kayo lang ba ang may karapatan magpalabas ng pelikula tuwing pasko? Fucking idiot,” she wrote.

“Oro” director Alvin Yapan seconded Cabral’s sentiments but was more circumspect in his post: “‘BATA’: A much abused term in Filipino film discourse.”

Filmmaker Erik Matti, whose horror thriller “Seklusyon” was among those included in the Magic 8, cautioned against the indiscriminate comparisons between indie and mainstream films in a recent Facebook post.

“Hinay hinay sa paghamak at paginsulto ng salitang INDIE na parang ito’y may ketong na dapat layuan. Ang indie at mainstream ay parehong pelikula rin lang at wag na po ihiwalay sa isa’t isa. Ang indie, tulad ng mainstream, ay pwedeng malalim o mababaw, matalino o stupido, nakakatawa o nakakaiyak, commercial o artistic, pambata o pangmatanda o panghugot, cheap o big budget. Pareho pong pelikula yan,” Matti pointed out.

“Panoorin n’yo muna ang mga pelikulang napili sa #MMFF.Merong pagbabagong naganap sa #MMFF2016. Bigyan naman natin ng chance na umubra bago husgahan. Lalabas din naman si Vice si Vic at si Chinoy kahit di nakasali e.”

Matti is referring to the successive announcements of earlier playdates for films that failed to qualify for the MMFF including “Mano Po 7: Chinoy.”

Cebu-based indie filmmaker Ara Chawdhury, who won acclaim for her feature film debut “Miss Bulalacao” last year, also posted this rejoinder on her Facebook page:

“Became a filmmaker because of the philosophy na if you don’t see what you like, you better be prepared to make it yourself. I strive hard to create good Filipino films because I want to see good Filipino films. And now that the winds are changing in behalf of quality, dinosaurs are trying their best to hang on to our purses.”

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A Misinterpreted Incident

Just as people in her network thought that Pretty Actress (PA) would not return to her notorious ways, the production staff of one of their programs was happy and puzzled at her sudden arrival at their location. PA dropped by unannounced, which caught the team unprepared. However, since PA seemed to be in a jovial mood, they did not mind.

Nonetheless, the visit of PA to the said location was not really given much meaning until Beautiful Co-Star (BC) realized the reason for the sudden unexplained showing up of PA. BC and PA have been friends for a long time, as both started similarly in their network. Both gifted with natural beauty and dedication to work, they have established their own place in the network. However, PA is the bigger celebrity because she came ahead of BC.

Prior to the set visit, BC received a text coming from PA. Upon reading the said message, BC already had clues as to where that text might lead. She knows PA very well, and she anticipated if she would be part of the elite group of network actresses who had been victims of PA’s wrath resulting from jealousy. When they saw each other, they explained pleasantries, but BC could not really talk to PA, as she was in the middle of taping.

The unannounced set visit might have been triggered by PA getting jealous at the seeming closeness of Her Husband (HH) with BC. HH and BC are together in the said project, and their onscreen romance is being played up. While HH is not known as a womanizer and is very professional with all the staff, they know that nothing is happening between BC and HH. Ironically, for PA, who even suggested BC to play her current role, she will express her jealousy in creative ways.

For now, no one from either party dare to speak concerning this little incident.

‘Like hatred, jealousy is forbidden by the laws of life because it is essentially destructive.’ - Alexis Carrel

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Repost: Mother Lily: Christmas is No Time for Indie Films

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Regal Films matriarch Lily Monteverde told reporters that she is saddened by the exclusion of "Mano Po 7: Chinoy" from the list of official entries to the 2016 Metro Manila Film Festival. 

"When I heard about it talagang umiyak ako," Monteverde admitted after announcing that the newest installment of the "Mano Po" franchise will hit theaters instead on December 14, one week ahead of the start of the annual film festival. 

Monteverde added that she is worried that the poor will have no movies to look forward to this coming Christmas season, before she criticized the MMFF screening committee for filling this year's lineup with mostly independent films. 

"Sana naman after this year, they [the MMFF screening committee] should understand --it's not that I'm teaching them pero all these poor people, mayroon silang mga bonus. Once they get their bonus, they bring the whole family to the movies to watch. ...Sayang lang nanghihinayang ako sa mga bata." 

The veteran producer, who claimed to have arranged indie movie festivals in the past, also said: "There is a time for the indie movies. But not during the Christmas season. Christmas is for the family." 

The official entries to the 2016 MMFF were announced last week, headlined by Jun Robles Lana's award-winning transgender film "Die Beautiful." The list became controversial following the exclusion of the aforementioned "Mano Po 7," Vice Ganda's "The Super Parental Guardians," and Vic Sotto's "Enteng Kabisote." 

In defense of the list, Dr. Nicanor Tiongson of the University of the Philippines Film Institute, the head of this year's screening committee, said: "Let us not dumb down the audience."