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The gender<br />
bender<br />
Raymond Lee champions everything<br />
good and beautiful in Philippine fi lms.<br />
One of the founding members of ufo<br />
Pictures, Lee produced the landmark<br />
independent movie Ang Pagdadalaga<br />
ni Maximo Oliveros (The Blossoming<br />
of Maximo Oliveros) in 2005. He<br />
also co-wrote and produced 2011’s<br />
Zombadings, a hilarious comedy that<br />
features zombies — a runaway success<br />
that used non-traditional marketing<br />
techniques for an unconventional<br />
story. His talents span the mainstream<br />
industry and independent scene, as<br />
he writes ten-hanky dramas for major<br />
studios and poignant stories about<br />
ordinary people.<br />
M EET THE MOVIE MAVERICKS<br />
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The triple threat<br />
Chris Martinez writes, directs and produces fi lms that elicit a<br />
strong response from the audience, be it laughter or tears or<br />
both. After a slew of screenplays for the big studios, he wrote<br />
and directed 100 — an independent fl ick about a woman<br />
dying of cancer — which won awards at home and abroad. His<br />
latest screenplay, Ang Babae sa Septic Tank (The Woman in<br />
the Septic Tank) — directed by long-time collaborator Marlon<br />
Rivera — has been hailed by critics and made a killing at the<br />
box offi ce. His trademark humor and tight storytelling are<br />
always apparent in his work, which never lacks heart, truth<br />
and accessibility.