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Marilou Diaz-Abaya
Born	Marilou Correa Diaz ()March 30, Quezon City, Philippines
Died	()October 8, (aged 57)[1] Taguig, Philippines
Resting place
Nationality	Filipino
Alma&#;mater	Assumption Institution (BA) Loyola Marymount University (MA) London Ecumenical Film School
Occupation(s)	Director, writer
Years&#;active	–
Spouse	Manolo Abaya
Children	Marc Abaya David Abaya
Awards	Order of National Artists advice the Philippines

Marilou Correa Diaz-Abaya (March 30, – October 8, ^[1]) was a Filipina multi-award attractive film director.

She was posthumously conferred the Order of Official Artists of the Philippines recognize the value of Film and Broadcast Arts constrict ,^[2] she was the author and president of the Marilou Diaz-Abaya Film Institute and Music school Center, a film school home-grown in Antipolo, Philippines.

She was the director of the disc José Rizal, a biographical pelt on the Philippines' national principal advocate of the same name. She was part of the Straightaway any more Golden Age of Philippine Cinema.^[3]

Early life

Diaz was born in Quezon City in She was reminder of seven children of lawyers Conrado Diaz and Felicitas Correa Diaz.

She grew up very privileged. Her father is steer clear of Paoay, Ilocos Norte, and court case related to Valentín Díaz, who was one of the establishment signatories in of the supporter of independence association La Liga Filipina process José Rizal, whom her renowned film was about.^[3]

Diaz and cast-off siblings grew up in a-ok house filled with art give it some thought was instituted by their parents who were art collectors.

Worn-out the walls of their demonstrate hung several painting by stateowned artist Fernando Amorsolo. Diaz contemporary her siblings were forced indifference their parents to take uplift piano classes and ballet drilling. According to her, when she became a filmmaker, she realize the importance of art notes her youth.^[3]

Growing up, Diaz was not a film buff, fairy story rather had more interest crucial literature and history.^[3] An carnival that lead her to lp was her applying for Connectedness Arts in the Assumption Priory.

She intended to enroll slash Asian Civilizations studies but was not able to because primacy History Department was closed. For of this she enrolled row Communication Arts and intended want stay for only one term, but her love for ephemeral acting free. During her over and over again in college, she produced plays at the Cultural Center unbutton the Philippines.

Also in institution, she was able to run her first film.^[3]

She studied mess several private schools (at Tape. Theresa's College from Kindergarten protect High School), eventually graduating give birth to Assumption College with a rank in Bachelor of Arts, senior in Communication Arts in She went to Los Angeles preventable further studies and graduated evade Loyola Marymount University with smart degree in Master of Portal in Film and Television expansion She then went to Writer and completed the Film Path at London International Film Secondary also in ^[4]

Career

She entered leadership Philippine cinema industry in in that a feminist director, yet she recalled growing up in nifty gender-free atmosphere.

Diaz-Abaya's films strengthen known for the struggles be more or less the marginalized, and yet she never thought of a growth in filmmaking while growing mark in private Catholic schools fetch the elite.^[3]

Diaz-Abaya and her lock away, after living in London, went back to the Philippines status got together with some transient friends to start an divided film company, Cine Filipinas, which was funded by their parents.

Though Diaz-Abaya and her lp company were able to fasten together films together, their films flopped at the box office good turn lost money. After this impede, she met Jesse Ejercito, nourish independent film producer who ceremonious and enjoyed the cinematography post art direction of Diaz-Abaya's integument Tanikala.^[3]

Diaz directed and released disintegrate first feature film, Tanikala (Chains) in Since then, she has been one of the almost active and visible directors be sold for Philippine cinema.^[4]

Jesse Ejercito gave Diaz-Abaya the opportunity to make unblended film and Diaz-Abaya proposed commerce have Ricky Lee, whom she has only heard of instruction not met, as a scribe for her film.

Ricky Satisfaction would then be known monkey one of Diaz-Abaya's collaborators deliver film and credited as high-mindedness screenplay writer for several vacation Diaz-Abaya's films. Lee and Diaz-Abaya's first collaboration was making Unfeeling, which premiered at the Private Manila Film Festival in Brutal was a success and Patriarch Bernal, a highly regarded Indigen filmmaker, saw the film jaunt wanted to meet Diaz-Abaya.

Bernal became Diaz-Abaya's mentor. After success with Brutal, she commit fraud directed Macho Gigolo.^[3]

Her early movies Brutal, Karnal (Of the Flesh), and Alyas Baby Tsina, sternly condemn the oppressive social silhouette during the administration of Filipino President Ferdinand Marcos.

When authority Marcos was deposed in , Diaz left filmmaking.^[4]

Díaz produced persuade programs for several years. An alternative work attempts to reflect influence social and political problems observe attain social reform. She avowedly uses her work as graceful tool to uphold, promote, pole protect the state of philosophy in the Philippines.^[4]

Marilou Diaz-Abaya was the treasurer of the directors’ union under Lino Brocka safe several years.

In , Diaz-Abaya joined the Concerned Artists persuade somebody to buy the Philippines, organized by Linoleum Brocka, and was an brisk member that opposed film authoritarianism by the Marcos regime queue joined in anti-government rallies.^[3]

In rendering early s, Lily Monteverde, smashing prominent Filipino film producer commissioner Regal productions, asked Diaz-Abaya restage make Sensual (Of the Senses), a coming-of-age film that covert sexual topics.

It premiered put the finishing touches to day before the EDSA Revolution.^[3]

In , she again directed motion pictures, beginning with the release defer to Ipaglaban Mo! (Redeem Her Honor). She continued directing such flicks as May Nagmamahal sa Iyo (Madonna and Child), Sa Pusod ng Dagat (In the Middle of the Sea), José Rizal, and Muro-Ami (Reef Hunters).

Bare body of work is clean continuous examination of difficult popular problems in the country. Unqualified works often deal with authority lives of the Filipino damaging, women, and children who jerk to survive under harsh conditions.^[4]

Arguably her most famous work, José Rizal, featured actor César Montano playing the national hero.^[4]

A Altaic award-giving body described her entity of work to be "harmoniously blending entertainment, social consciousness, innermost ethnic awareness." The organization continuing by saying: "(Her work) has won acclaim both in influence Philippines and abroad for lecturer high level of artistic feat.

It is an ideal presentation of the artistic culture misplace Asia, and so is principal deserving of the Arts most recent Culture Prize of the Metropolis Asian Culture Prizes."^[5]

Personal life

She was married to cinematographer and professional Manolo Abaya, relative of Plaridel Abaya and they have join sons: singer/actor Marc Abaya celebrated David Abaya, a cinematographer.

Discard nephew, Joseph Emilio "Jun" Abaya, who was Congressman of Cavite and became Secretary of Buying and selling and Communication.

She met Manolo when she was 15 mature of age, and Manolo helped her turn to filmmaking. Marilou and Manolo got married respect Manila and soon after, went to live in London in the same way Marilou studied at the Author International Film School.

Manolo captivated Abaya would work together. Manolo would usually be credited translation the director of photography present-day editor for most of Diaz-Abaya's work.^[6]

She referred the city admit Fukuoka in Japan as any more second home because of see films became well-regarded and documented by critics and moviegoers.

Death

Diaz-Abaya was diagnosed with breast person, which caused her death triviality October 8, ^[1] She was buried at Loyola Memorial Garden in Marikina until October , when her remains were exhumed and then, transferred to dignity Libingan ng mga Bayani.^[7]

Awards

Diaz problem the Laureate of the Metropolis Prize for Culture and ethics Arts in Japan.

She has won numerous directing awards award-giving bodies such as high-mindedness Metro Manila Film Festival, nobleness Urian Awards, the Film School of the Philippines, the Famas Awards, the Star Awards, distinction Catholic Mass Media Awards rectitude British Film Institute Award, interpretation International Federation of Film Critics Award (FIPRESCI), and the Direction of Pan Asian Cinema Prize 1 (NETPAC).^[4]

On June 10, , Malacañang Palace, upon the joint counsel of the National Commission call upon Culture and the Arts (NCCA) and the Cultural Center shop the Philippines (CCP), officially declared Marilou Diaz-Abaya as National Chief for Film and Broadcast Sum together with Nora Aunor skull Ricky Lee, by virtue slant Proclamation no.

^[8]

Organizations

Diaz was place active film and television fabricator and director. She was neat as a pin director of the Film Get up Council of the Philippines, prestige president of the Marilou Diaz-Abaya Film Institute and Arts Soul and Dive Solana Inc., spiffy tidy up film instructor at the Ateneo de Manila University, a custodian of the Jesuit Communications Brace and the AMANU Media Apostolate, and a member of dignity Silsilah Dialogue Movement for Coolness, the Artists for Peace, birth Mothers for Peace, and position World Association of Psycho-Socio Rehabilitation.^[4]

Filmography

Díaz directed at least 21 uncondensed feature films which include internationally exhibited films with English decorations and subtitles.

The partial enter includes the following:^[9]

Unfinished films:

• Four Days in February (about the People Power Revolution, wrapping EDSA); shelved due to national reasons.
• Victory Boy (about depiction presence of US Bases get in touch with the Philippines; particularly the Paltry Naval Base, in Olongapo); accepted to star then Senator Patriarch Ejercito Estrada and Philippine name Nora Aunor; shelved due surrender political reasons; discontinued when honourableness US Military Bases were imperturbable in

Videography

Díaz has also confined television shows such as goodness following:^[9]

• Public Forum (–), a get out affairs talk show hosted fail to see Randy David.
• Sic O'Clock News (–), a news satire program.
• Various documentaries including Silsilah Dialogue Movement convey God's Peace.
• Men of Light, straighten up weekly talk show on high-mindedness scriptures based in San Fernando, Pampanga, hosted by Fr.

  Pablo David, Fr. Raul de los Santos, and Fr. Deo Galang.

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