SA PUSO NG HIMALA

Ang pinakabagong aklat ni Ricky Lee,
na naglalahad ng tatlumpung taong paglalakbay ng klasikong pelikulang "Himala" (1982).
Kasama ang screenplay, salin sa Ingles ng screenplay, interbyu sa mga artista at
production people,
at mahigit 300 retrato.

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Source: http://www.facebook.com/SaPusoNgHimala?fref=ts

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Sinong Pilipino ang hindi nakakakilala sa tanyag na mga linyang “Walang himala!”?

Ipinalabas sa Metro Manila Film Festival noong 1982, ang Himala ay nananatiling isang  klasiko ng pelikulang Pilipino. Sinulat ni Ricky Lee, dinirek ni National Artist for Film Ishmael Bernal, at ginampanan ni Nora Aunor, ito ang kauna-unahang pelikulang Pilipinong nag-compete sa Berlin Film Festival noong 1982. Napili ito ng Manunuri ng Pelikulang Pilipino bilang isa sa sampung pinakamahuhusay na pelikulang Pilipino ng nakaraang tatlong  dekada ng ‘70s, ‘80s, at ‘90s. Nanalo rin ito ng CNN APSA Viewer’s Choice Award for Best Asia-Pacific Film of all Time noong 2008. Noong 2012, ipinalabas ito sa restored classics section ng Venice Film Festival.

Ang aklat na ito ay isang nakaaaliw at nakapagbibigay-kaalamang paglalakbay sa mundo ng Himala sa loob ng 30 years.

A FILMIC FEAST. A TRIPLE TREAT!

Now and forever, a faithful testimony of timeless art.
A documentary directed by Sari Dalena and Keith Sicat. 

By: MICHAEL U. OBENIETA

THY WOMB starring Ms. Nora Aunor

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Source: http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.230160597114827.58126.102939136503641&type=1

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"Himala" (Miracle) remains potent ever since it started to enthrall its audience 30 years ago. The magic continues under the directorial spell of Ishmael Bernal (National Artist for Film) along with the alchemy of Ricardo Lee's hypnotic writing and a brew of production values that are nothing short of heavenly, especially the ethereal presence of Ms. Nora Aunor who just reaffirmed her status as a world-class actress through her latest film, "Thy Womb."

Star Cinema's re-mastered edition of the Ishmael Bernal
masterpiece--honored at the Asia Pacific Screen Awards (APSA)
in 2009 as the "Best Asia-Pacific Film of All Time" by CNN viewers
--got a royal treatment when it was showcased among classics of world cinema at the Venice International Film Festival 2012.

Written and edited by Ricardo Lee,
one of the Philippines's top screenwrights,
a book with an insider look.

The old poster, circa 1982.