Viva
Films’ latest offering, the film bio “Felix
Manalo” made a new chapter in the history of Philippine Cinema as
it break the 2 Guinness World Record feat for the
largest audience attendance in a film premiere and screening last October 4.
The
premiere showing was attended by 43,624 people held at the Philippine Arena in Bocaue, Bulacan, three days before its opening
date on October 7 in cinemas nationwide.
The
country’s biggest stars and other prominent celebrities, led by versatile actor
Dennis Trillo graced
the momentous event.
In line with the film premiere, the Philippine Arena was transformed into a theater with 22 meters by 40 meters screen mounted for a full movie house experience.
“Felix Manalo” was skilfully directed by the multi-award-winning director, Joel C. Lamangan.
It was shot for 58 days over a period of eight months with only the best and well-respected names in the local film production scene doing tedious work to ensure world-class quality.
Direk Joel's team includes director of photography Rody Lacap, production designer Edgar Littaua, set design and construction Danny Red, costume designer Joel Marcelo Bilbao, hair and make-up Juvan Bermil, musical director Von de Guzman, sound engineer Albert Michael Idioma, film editor John Wong, visual effects supervisor Adrian Arcega, assistant director Arman Reyes and associate director Julius Alfonso.
“Felix Manalo” is monumental as it traces the origins and growth of the INC since 1914. It painstakingly covers and replicates events and locations as early as 1886 when Ka Felix was born until his demise in 1963.
Audiences will surely marvel at the elaborate production sets and costumes that cut across Philippine history as it relays Ka Felix's trials and tribulations as an ordinary human being, a dutiful husband, a doting father, and a dynamic leader.
“Felix Manalo” was skilfully directed by the multi-award-winning director, Joel C. Lamangan.
It was shot for 58 days over a period of eight months with only the best and well-respected names in the local film production scene doing tedious work to ensure world-class quality.
Direk Joel's team includes director of photography Rody Lacap, production designer Edgar Littaua, set design and construction Danny Red, costume designer Joel Marcelo Bilbao, hair and make-up Juvan Bermil, musical director Von de Guzman, sound engineer Albert Michael Idioma, film editor John Wong, visual effects supervisor Adrian Arcega, assistant director Arman Reyes and associate director Julius Alfonso.
“Felix Manalo” is monumental as it traces the origins and growth of the INC since 1914. It painstakingly covers and replicates events and locations as early as 1886 when Ka Felix was born until his demise in 1963.
Audiences will surely marvel at the elaborate production sets and costumes that cut across Philippine history as it relays Ka Felix's trials and tribulations as an ordinary human being, a dutiful husband, a doting father, and a dynamic leader.
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