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LOOK: MMFF Floats are back for 2022 ‘Parade of Stars’

by Izel Abanilla

Who made the biggest impact? Check out our exclusive photos for this year’s Parade of Stars! 

Crowds went wild as celebrities joined the annual “Parade of Stars” on December 21. It jumpstarted this year’s Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF). 

Braving the afternoon heat, stars of the eight official entries traveled 7.36 kilometers from Mabuhay Rotonda to Quezon City Circle with an estimated travel time of 2 hours and 30 minutes atop their creative floats. 

The parade is a yearly MMFF tradition to invite the movie-going public to watch all the eight entries. 

Take a look at the stars and their floats this year. 

  1. “Family Matters” 

Photo by VJ Resurreccion 

Starring Noel Trinidad, Liza Lorena, Nonie Buencamino, JC Santos, Agot Isidro, Mylene Dizon, Nikki Valdez and James Blanco, the cast promises a tugging realization of the importance of love and forgiveness within the family. 

  1. “Partners in Crime” 

Photo by VJ Resurreccion 

The Vice Ganda, Ivana Alawi starrer is, as expected, a total hit to the onlookers. The power duo both said that “Partners in Crime” would bring in the laugh this Christmas. 

  1. “My Father, Myself” 

Photo by VJ Resurrecion 

This compelling film headlined by Jake Cuenca, Dimples Romana, Sean De Guzman and Tiffany Grey promises to give movie-goers a different take on twisted relationships in love and family. 

Armed with intense incestuous scenes, this R-18 Joel Lamangan masterpiece is one awakening Christmas treat. 

  1. “My Teacher”

Photo by VJ Resurrecion 

The Toni Gonzaga-Joey de Leon headliner is also among the biggest attractions to MMFF fans during the parade. The lead actress also assured fans that the movie will tug a chord into their hearts. 

  1. “Nananahimik and Gabi” 

Photo by VJ Resurrecion 

Ian Veneracion, Heaven Peralejo and Mon Confiado made the lined-up crowds scream in awe at their presence. Heaven, who was a sight to behold in her sleeveless burgundy gown, delighted onlookers with charm and beauty. 

This suspense-thriller entry had been making rounds on social media since the release of its trailer for its unique story. 

  1. “Labyu with an Accent” 

Photo by VJ Resurrecion 

Coco Martin and Jodi Sta. Maria captured hearts at the parade along with the entire cast of “Labyu with an Accent.” Fans were shrieking at the sight of the actors especially Coco who had audiences running towards their float just to see him. 

  1. “Deleter” 

Photo by VJ Resurrecion 

The sole horror movie in this year’s line-up. Nadine Lustre, along with the other members of the cast, promised to push horror to full throttle. 

  1. “Mamasapano: Now It Can Be Told” 

Photo by VJ Resurrecion 

The entire cast of “Mamasapano:Now It Can Be Told” expressed excitement that the story of the fallen SAF44 men is now sealed in film. It’s producer, Atty. Ferdinand Topacio and singers Jojo Alejar and Ronie Liang entertained their audience with a serenade. 

MMFF 2022 is set to run from December 25 until January 7. The Gabi ng Parangal will be  held at the New Frontier in Quezon City on December 27. 

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