Mano Po 6 - Philippines Filipino Tagalog DVD Movie

Product Description Melinda Uy is a billionaire widow whose life is a rags-to-riches story. The daughter of a Chinese immigrant and a Filipino small businessman. Melinda had been victim of discrimination in the local Chinese community, being only half-Chinese. She got married to Alfonso Uy, the scion of the wealthy Uy clan. But Alfonso's parents frown upon the marriage, believing that it is cursed. Disappointed with Alfonso's choice of wife, they disinherit him. Melinda along with her children is compelled to live with her in-laws who maltreat her. But Melinda is no longer welcome and she's driven away after a failed attempt to take Carol away from her. Little Stephanie, Audrey and Walden are left behind in the house of the in-laws. Melinda goes through hell in her attempts to take back her children. But her determination is no match to the power of her in-laws. Growing up away from her mother, Stephanie learns to hate Melinda, thanks to the constant brainwashing of aunt Olive who finds pleasure in demonizing Melinda. Melinda experiences a good turn of fortune in the years that follow. She becomes one of the most wealthy and powerful women in the business community. At about this time, the fortunes of her once powerful in-laws are on the decline. But Stephanie, now a young adult who's already taking over the business of her aunt Olive and grandparents, is about to get married to a shady character, the dashingly handsome Daniel Chan. Melinda is now ready to revive her claim on her three children. But the news of Stephanie's marriage to Daniel Chan alarms Melinda. Forcing the powerful widow to act, thus putting her on a collision course with Olive and the in-laws. This time, Melinda is determined to succeed in having back her grown-up children. And this time, events transpire to make Melinda prove to her estranged children how much she really loves them. Review This film has won the following 2009 Metro Manila Film Festival Awards: Best Actress Best Supporting Actress Best Festival Screenplay Best Festival Director Gatpuno Villegas Cultural Award Most Sensitive Gender Film Award Best Musical Score --Metro Manila Film Festival