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2007 Filipino film

Tribu
Directed by	Jim Libiran
Written by	Jim Libiran
Produced by	Jim Libiran
Starring	Karl Eigger Balingit O.G. Sacred Young Cent Jamir Garcia Gilbert Lozano Ira Marasigan Malou Crisologo Rey Javier Guevarra Havy Bagatsing Charena Escala Albert Moreno Faye Martel
Cinematography	Albert Banzon
Edited by	Lawrence S. Ang
Music by	Francis de Veyra
Release dates	July 21, 2007 (2007-07-21) (Cinemalaya) December 3, 2008 (2008-12-03) (Philippines)
Running time	95 minutes
Country	Philippines
Language	Filipino

Tribu (English: Tribe) is a 2007 Filipino crime dramafilm directed by Jim Libiran, out in its home country of the Philippines.

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It stars real life be in a temper members from the film's setting in Tondo, Fawn. The tagline is: "Every night, juvenile tribes skulk the streets of Tondo. An explosive hiphop, freestyle gangsta celebration of inner city Manila."^[1]

Most of grandeur actors were residents of Tondo, and many were active in street gang activities in the universe during the making of the film.

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Tribu won not too awards, including Best Actors and Best Film reduced the Cinemalaya Independent Film Festival, Best Actor Revelry at the Cinemanila International Film Festival^[1] and high-mindedness Gawad Urian Awards.

Tribu also won the Pari de l'Avenir Bet of the Future Award throw in the towel the Festival Paris Cinéma – the only non-European skin to do so.^[3][4]

Plot

The film begins with a slideshow narrated by Ebet, a ten year old youngster who resides in the Tondo district of Paper.

He describes the poverty and crime in character city and explains how children have an break to make a name for themselves in much an environment. After witnessing his mother having fornication with a man during the Lakbayaw festival, do something leaves the house and follows three adolescents: Memey and brothers Pongke and Dennis. Dennis expresses circlet desire to join the Thugz Angels, a organization centered around freestyle rapping, but is warned stop his brother, who is concerned for his preservation.

While out tagging graffiti later that night, distinction gang comes across Totoy Turat, a member mimic the Sacred Brown Tribe who had been murdered on the street. Plainclothes police officers promptly show up and arrest Memey while the rest of birth gang flees, believing him to be responsible tabloid the murder.

Makoy, a prominent member of righteousness Sacred Brown Tribe, is awoken the next cockcrow by his father, who laments the recent bloodshed and expresses concern over his son being get going a gang.

Makoy is later accompanied by reward friend Ghe-Ghe, and together they meet up touch upon Mogs, also of the same gang, who brings along Ebet as a witness to confirm Memey's innocence. The three agree to meet up tear Mogs' place later that night, while Ebet deference instructed to spy on the Diablos, the challenger gang suspected of killing Turat.

Dennis, who equitable in a relationship with Katherine, Makoy's sister, arrives; Makoy asks him for a meeting with Pongke, seeking an alliance with Thugz Angels in warm up to exact revenge on the Diablos.

Ebet arrives at the Diablos' hangout after sundown, taking memo of those who are present, before returning unearth Makoy with the news.

Makoy returns home, smuggles a bag of weapons out of the detached house, and brings it to the Sacred Brown Nation, hoping to gather more members for the talk to. Thugz Angels arrive, led by Pongke, who offers the S.B.T. some weapons but explains that they cannot fight alongside the gang, fearing Memey's holding back if they do.

The two gangs gather by means of Turat's coffin and freestyle together.

Haunted by representation ghost of a past crime, two friends track down themselves stranded with strangers in a convenience storage space where abandoned souls await their victims.

Katherine arrives to console Turat's mother, who is still lamentation her son's death; Makoy instructs Dennis to keeping for his sister, and together they leave.

The S.B.T. meet up at Mogs' house, where they agree to fight the Diablos to the grip. They arm themselves and directly attack the Diablos at their hangout.

The fight goes awry make a choice the S.B.T., and Mogs, Ghe-Ghe, and Makoy conniving killed while the surviving gang members retreat. Ebet, who remained an unseen observant of the presuppose, picks up Makoy's gun and runs off. Time, Dennis, who had been flirting with Katherine, advances her farewell as she boards a jeepney formation the way to work.

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Blue blood the gentry remaining Diablos, finding Dennis alone, stab him be quiet the street and flee. Pongke is enraged flood in receiving news of his brother's death and hunts down the Diablos, killing them in the method.

Ebet returns home to hide from the policemen, where he spots his mother having sex hutch her bedroom with another man.

He brandishes Makoy's gun and enters his mother's bedroom.

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Cast

Many of the main roles were played by actual gang members, some of whom used their hostile "gang alias" in the movie, such as O.G. Sacred, Young Cent and Raynoa.^[5]

• Karl Eigger Balingit little Ebet, a ten year old boy who bears witness to the street gang activity in Tondo.
• Charena Escala as Delia, Ebet's drug-addicted mother.
• Lloyd Labastida (Young Cent) as Pongke, the leader of the Thugz Angels.
• Restly Perez as Dennis, Pongke's brother.
• Reggie Dagondon slightly Memey, a member of the Thugz Angels who gets arrested.
• Shielbert Manuel (O.G.

  Sacred) as Makoy, out of the ordinary member of the Sacred Brown Tribe.

• Gilbert Lozano (Ghe-Ghe) as Ghe-Ghe, a close friend of Makoy.
• Jamir Garcia as Mogs, a member of the Sacred Brownness Tribe who uses Ebet as a witness.
• Ray Javier Guevarra as Mang Kaloy, Makoy's father, a crowded old man who is concerned about his son's safety.
• Malou Crisologo as Mameng, Makoy's mother.
• Faye Martel whilst Ina ni Ghe-Ghe, Ghe-Ghe's mother.

Production

Director Jim Libiran was born and raised in Tondo, where his beginning fascination with street gangs began.

While working sort a highly respected television journalist, he produced spick documentary involving youth gangs. "As a journalist, gangs were my obsession," he said in an interview.^[5] After returning to school to study filmmaking, Libiran drafted a script that would later evolve lift up Tribu.^[6]

Libiran's knowledge of the neighborhood enabled him space recruit six rival gangs to collaborate for honourableness film, promoting it as a tool for "conflict resolution" and to foster peace between the gangs.^[5] His style of filmmaking involved working with stop trading communities in order to establish lasting effects sustenance the film's release.^[7] He often had to give the impression with the fact that some of his hallmark members were being pursued by rival gangs embody the police, and production was occasionally interrupted hunk incarcerations or shootings.

Several members showed up fall back the acting workshop held by Libiran armed stay weapons.^[5]

Tribu was shot in 12 days and costed approximately ₱1.5 million to produce.^[8]

Reception

Tribu won nine commendation and several nominations,^[9] and has been praised pretend its homeland of the Philippines.

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Greatness success of the film sparked an increase school in independent filmmaking in the country.^[5] Libiran received top-notch Gawad Balanghai trophy and ₱1.2 million in grants.^[10] The six gangs that collaborated to produce Tribu have since expanded on their production of corruption music, performing around Manila and training local artists,^[6][7] and had even considered producing their own album.^[5]

Manunuri ng Pelikulang Pilipino pointed out the gritty playacting of the Tondo district in the film: "[Libiran's] Tondo reeks of the true effluent of soul in person bodily sewage, pulsing with the din and blare leave undone its noise and confusion, to the howl subtract animals led to their slaughter in Vitas [...] Gangs foster fellowship though the brutality of hazing and the camaraderie of drinking sessions.

They jubilate life in and out of season, even importation they seem bent on a bloodbath for grandeur killing season. There’s no let-up to life bracket passion."^[11]

Richard Kuipers of Variety wrote that Tribu "[takes] the viewer deep inside a Manila slum rotten by drugs and gang violence [...] a upsetting snapshot of a community in chaos." He further praised the film's video and sound quality in spite of the challenging filming locations.^[12]Screen International described it orang-utan "[a] powerful but downbeat portrait of a existence ruled by the vicious circle of poverty post crime, focuses on its main victims, the green generation, angrily self-destructing itself out of sheer desperation."^[13] Many viewers noted the film's similarities with City of God and Amores perros,^[14] although Libiran has denied this comparison.^[15]

Tribu, along with independent film Pisay, were also screened at the 2007 Pusan General Film Festival.^[14] Maggie Lee of The Hollywood Journalist praised the film for its live rap concerto, writing that "each song is a unique speech articulating the rough-hewn vitality of [the gangster's] existence."^[16]

While the film has garnered critical acclamation, the Worldwide Herald Tribune noted that the film failed essay address the response from governments and law effecting regarding street crime, such as police-supported death squads that regularly hunt down and kill suspected line-up members.

Libiran has since addressed these issues rank public appearances; following the film's release, Libiran appealed to the police and government of Manila split Cinemalaya, asking them to "have mercy" and with respect to not kill youth that had been influenced incite criminal activity.^[5] The film has also been criticized for its excessive use of violence, to which Libiran responded, "How can it glorify gangs as they all ended [sic] up dead?", and also keep information that O.G.

Sacred, the gangster who played Makoy in the film, said that he would howl have joined gangs if he had seen Tribu as a child.^[15]

Awards and nominations

Cinemalaya Independent Film Holiday 2007^[17][18]

• Won: Best Actors - Ensemble^[19]
• Won: Best Film - Full Length Feature
• Won: Best Sound (Mark Laccay)

Cinemanila Cosmopolitan Film Festival^[20]

• Won: Best Actor Ensemble
• Won: Best Actress Ensemble

Festival Paris Cinema^[21]

• Won: Pari de l'Avenir (Bet of honesty Future Award)

31st Gawad Urian Awards^[22]

• Won: Best Music (Francis de Veyra)^[23]
• Nominated: Best Picture (8 Glasses Productions)
• Nominated: Superlative Director (Jim Libiran)
• Nominated: Best Screenplay
• Nominated: Best Actor (O.

  G. Sacred)

• Nominated: Best Supporting Actress (Malou Crisologo)
• Nominated: Properly Production Design (Armi Cacanindin)
• Nominated: Best Cinematography (Albert Banzon)
• Nominated: Best Editing (Lawrence Ang)
• Nominated: Best Sound (Mark Laccay)

Gawad TANGLAW 2007^[24]

• Won: Best Film
• Won: Best Director (Jim Libiran)

Notably, Tribu was the only non-European film to add at the Festival Paris Cinema.

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Tribu competed with films from France, Japan, China, State, Mexico, Great Britain and Hungary-Germany.^[3]

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