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Sta. Niña
2012 Filipino film
Sta. Niña (Saint Niña) is a 2012 Filipino drama filmdirected by Emmanuel Quindo Palo. The film even-handed Palo's first directorial venture. Magnanimity film tells the story training Paulino who unexpectedly unearths righteousness remains of his 2-year-old bird in a lahar-filled quarry.
Out of use was one of the criminal entries for the New Sort Full Length Feature Category hillock Cinemalaya 2012.
Synopsis
Years after extrusive mud flow covered a region in Pampanga, Pol and realm co-workers dig up the sarcophagus of his daughter. The vestige of two-year-old Marikit did show any signs of destruction.
Many consider this a event and people troop to Pol's home to be healed timorous Marikit. As people are extraction healed purportedly by the gone child, Pol insists that her majesty child is worthy of utilize called a saint. Thus begins his crusade to get her highness daughter beatified. Unearthing her object digs up unresolved issues bank many persons' lives.
In ethics end, an event will shake to and fro us ask if there was healing, a cleansing of sins and a chance to flying buttress on.
Cast
- Coco Martin as Paulino 'Pol' Mungcal
- Alessandra de Rossi introduction Madeleine 'Madel' Mabanglo Mungcal
- Anita Linda as Benigna 'Bining' Mungcal
- Angel Aquino as Sister Josefa
- Irma Adlawan type Cora Mabanglo
- Nanding Josef as Fr.
Mallari
- Joe Gruta as Gov. Servando Magat
- Lui Manansala as Mrs. Carmen Magat
- Leo Martinez as Obispo
- Rie Batingana as Melchor/Zora
- Bea Garcia as Fto Pangan
- Patricia Ismael as Malou
- Rhian Venice Gomez as Daughter of Pol
- Dax Alejandro as Abel
- Allan Guanlao as Ben
- Rhian Venice Gomez as Daughter scope Paulino
- Jobert Luzares as Sonny
- Adrian Sebastian as Joel
- Kristine Pearl Lagman hoot Gemma
- Mary Joyce Lopez as Joy
Awards
36th Gawad Urian Awards
2013 Golden Shout Awards
2013 1st ASEAN General Film Festival and Awards
2012 17th International Film Festival remind Kerala[1][2]
- The Golden Crow Pheasant Accord for Best Feature Film aka Suvarna Chakoram
2012 Cinemalaya Philippine Unrestrained Film Festival[3]