5th Cinemalaya Independent Film Festival

5th Cinemalaya Independent Film Festival
Official poster
Opening film	Manila by Adolfo Alix, Jr. & Raya Martin^[1]
Location	Metro Manila, Philippines
Film titles	20
Festival date	July 17, 2009 (2009-07-17)–July 26, 2009 (2009-07-26)
Website	Official Website

The 5th Cinemalaya Independent Film Festival was held from July 17 until 26, 2009 in Metro Manila, Philippines.^[2]^[3]^[4]^[5]^[6]

Entries

The winning film is highlighted with boldface and a dagger.

Title	Director	Cast
24K	Ana Agabin	Julio Diaz, Archie Adamos
Colorum	Jobin Ballesteros	Lou Veloso, Alfred Vargas
Dinig Sana Kita	Mike Sandejas	Zoe Sandejas
Engkwentro	Pepe Diokno	Celso Ad. Castillo, Felix Roco
Last Supper No. 3 ^†	Veronica Velasco	Joey Paras, Jojit Lorenzo, JM De Guzman
Mangatyanan	Jerrold Tarog	Che Ramos, Irma Adlawan, Neil Sese
Ang Nerseri	Vic Acedillo	Timothy Mabalot, Jaclyn Jose
Ang Panggagahasa kay Fe	Alvin Yapan	Irma Adlawan, TJ Trinidad, Noni Buencamino
Sanglaan	Milo Sogueco	Ina Feleo, Tessie Tomas
Squalor	G.B. Sampedro	Dennis Trillo, Sid Lucero

Best Film - Last Supper No. 3 by Veronica Velasco
- Special Jury Prize -
  - Ang Panggagahasa kay Fe by Alvin Yapan
  - Colorum by Jobin Ballesteros
- Audience Award - Dinig Sana Kita by Mike Sandejas
Best Direction - G.B. Sampedro for Squalor
Best Actor - Lou Veloso for Colorum
Best Actress - Ina Feleo for Sanglaan
Best Supporting Actor - Arnold Reyes for Squalor
Best Supporting Actress - Tessie Tomas for Sanglaan
Best Screenplay - Vic Acedillo for Ang Nerseri
Best Cinematography - Pao Orendain for 24K
Best Sound - Ditoy Aguila, Junel Valencia for Squalor
Best Editing - Charliebebs Gohetia for Squalor
Best Original Music Score - Francis Reyes for Dinig Sana Kita
Best Production Design - Benjamin Padero for Mangatyanan
Special Citation - Engkwentro by Pepe Diokno
NETPAC Award - Bakal Boys by Ralston Jover
National Council for Children's Television Award - Dinig Sana Kita by Mike Sandejas

Best Short Film - Bonsai by Borgy Torre
- Special Jury Prize - Blogog by Rommel Tolentino
- Audience Award - Tatang by Jean Paolo Hernandez
Best Direction - Dexter B. Cayanes for Musa
Best Screenplay - Mark Philipp Espina for Behind Closed Doors

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Ceremonies

Best Film
New Breed	Pepot Artista (2005) Tulad ng Dati (2006) Tribu (2007) Jay (2008) Last Supper (2009) Halaw (2010) Ang Babae sa Septic Tank (2011) Diablo (2012) Transit(2013) Bwaya (2014) None (2015)
Director's Showcase	Donor (2010) Bisperas (2011) Posas (2012) Sana Dati (2013) Kasal (2014) None (2015)
Full Length Feature	Pamilya Ordinaryo (2016)

Best Director
New Breed	Rica Arevalo (2005) Ron Bryant (2006) Auraeus Solito (2007) Chris Martinez (2008) GB Sampedro (2009) Sheron Dayoc (2010) Marlon Rivera (2011) Mes De Guzman (2012) Hannah Espia (2013) Giancarlo Abrahan V (2014) None (2015)
Director's Showcase	Gil Portes (2010) Auraeus Solito (2011) Raymond Red (2012) Jerrold Tarog (2013) Mike Tuviera (2014) None (2015)
Full Length Feature	Eduardo Roy Jr. (2016)

Best Actor
New Breed	Eddie Garcia (2005) Alchris Galura (2006) The Ensemble of Tribu (2007) Baron Geisler (2008) Lou Veloso (2009) John Arcilla (2010) Edgar Allan Guzman (2011) Kristoffer King (2012) Mimi Juareza (2013) Dante Rivero (2014) None (2015)
Director's Showcase	Baron Geisler (2010) Bembol Roco (2011) Eddie Garcia (2012) no winner (2013) Robert Arevalo (2014) None (2015)
Full Length Feature	Tommy Abuel (2016)

Best Actress
New Breed	Meryll Soriano (2005) Angel Aquino (2006) Ina Feleo (2007) Mylene Dizon (2008) Ina Feleo (2009) Lovi Poe (2010) Eugene Domingo (2011) Ama Quiambao (2012) Irma Adlawan (2013) Eula Valdez (2014) None (2015)
Director's Showcase	Meryll Soriano (2010) Raquel Villavicencio (2011) Judy Ann Santos, Iza Calzado, Agot Isidro, and Janice de Belen (2012) Vilma Santos (2013) Nora Aunor (2014) None (2015)
Full Length Feature	Hasmine Killip (2016)

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