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Kristo (1996 film)
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    Kristo (1996 film)

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    Kristo
    Directed by Ben "M7" Yalung
    Written by
    Produced by Benjamin G. Yalung "M7"
    Starring Mat Ranillo III
    Cinematography Larry Manda
    Edited by George Jarlego
    Music by Lutgardo Labad
    Production
    company
    Cine Suerte Productions
    Distributed by Cine Suerte Productions
    Release date
    • March 27, 1996 (1996-03-27)
    Running time
    152 minutes
    Country Philippines
    Language Filipino

    Kristo is a 1996 Filipino biblical drama film depicting the life of Jesus Christ. Produced by Cine Suerte Productions and Oasis of Love Movement (by Fr. Sonny Ramirez, OP, host of the telemagazine Sharing in the City), Kristo stars Mat Ranillo III in the title role, together with Rez Cortez (Judas Iscariot),Ruel Vernal (Peter), Michael Locsin (John), freelance model and then college student Charmaine Rivera (in her first and only film appearance as the Virgin Mary), Amy Austria (Mary Magdalene).

    The film also includes an all-star cast in their cameo appearances playing various characters. Among them are Gabby Concepción (John the Baptist), husband-and-wife pair Rudy Fernandez and Lorna Tolentino (as Simon of Cyrene and Veronica respectively), Aga Muhlach (the demon-possessed man), Rachel Lobangco (the Temptress, in which Satan is in a female form in the temptation of the desert scene), Sylvia Sanchez (the adulteress), Ang TV star and singer Lindsay Custodio (Salome), and Christopher de Leon (as Dimas as credited in the film).

    Plot

    The film started on a prologue, "if the story of the New Testament replaced the setting from the Middle East to the Philippine Islands, what would the image and culture of the New Testament look like?"

    The narrative of Kristo is based on the combined Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, but imagined as occurring in Classical Filipino society with ethnic elements and some aspects of Ancient Rome and first-century Judaea. Kristo was shot in various locations such as Intramuros, Lawton and Luneta in Manila, as well as in Laguna and Pampanga.

    The film starts with an open book presenting the Nativity of Jesus in the form of illustrations. Live action scenes or the flow of the story follows the next page 30 years after, beginning with the preaching of John the Baptist and the Baptism of Jesus in the River Jordan. Kristo cycles through the various episodes in Christ's ministry, his death, and resurrection, ending with his ascension and its illustrated version on the last page with a Biblical message, and upon closing the book, it found out that Jesus Christ is the one opening the book, reading about his life on Earth.

    Cast

    Major roles

    Cameo roles (in order of appearance)

    Behind the scenes

    • Before being adapted into a film, Kristo was a Senákulo (traditional Filipino Passion Play) in dance-drama played at the Folk Arts Theater (now Day By Day Christian Fellowship) in April 1977. Both Ranillo and Cortez reprised their respective roles as Jesus Christ and Judas Iscariot from the 1977 production.
    • Ranillo was also nominated as "Best Actor" by the Film Academy of the Philippines in 1997 for his performance.
    • This was director Ben Yalung's second religious film after Divine Mercy: Sa Buhay ni Sister Faustina (Divine Mercy: In the Life of Sister Faustina) starring former matinee idol and MTV VJ Donita Rose in March 1993. Yalung also produced and directed his 3rd religious film, Ama Namin (Our Father) under Premiere Productions and DWXI Prayer Partners Foundation and Birhen ng Manaoag (Virgin of Manaoag) was released in 2005.
    • Ranillo eldest child, Krista, was nicknamed after the film.
    • Prior to playing Jesus Christ, Ranillo also portrayed the role of Lorenzo Ruiz in the 1988 film Lorenzo Ruiz: The Saint... A Filipino.
    • Majority of the actors who played the Twelve Apostles are actors who normally play as antagonists in Philippine action movies. Ranillo himself plays as a villain in most movie appearances he made in the 1990s.

    See also

    External links

    In the post credits scene,Jesu Kristo goes to Peaceberg


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