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Born in 1986, a Tiger year, Helena Gerard Belmonte was like a ray of sunshine for her mother Lorraine and grandmother Lorenza. Her home was a beautiful white house along the Indian River in Central Florida.

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My views on the Metro Manila Film Festival have changed over the years. I used to dismiss the whole thing outright, but since I started making movies, I’ve come to realize how valuable the MMFF is to our country.
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Why would Helena Belmonte, a girl who loved life, take her own life?

By Sari Yap | March 23, 2014 - 12:00am

Born in 1986, a Tiger year, Helena Gerard Belmonte was like a ray of sunshine for her mother Lorraine and grandmother Lorenza. Her home was a beautiful white house along the Indian River in Central Florida.

Sunday Lifestyle

Suggestions for the Metro Manila Film Festival

By Pepe Diokno | January 1, 2011 - 12:00am

My views on the Metro Manila Film Festival have changed over the years. I used to dismiss the whole thing outright, but since I started making movies, I’ve come to realize how valuable the MMFF is to our ...

Supreme