2024 FAMAS Awards

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72nd FAMAS Awards
72nd FAMAS Awards Poster.png
Official poster
DateMay 26, 2024
Site Manila Hotel, Manila
Directed byVince Tañada
Highlights
Best Picture Mallari
Most awards Mallari (4)
Most nominations Mallari (14)

The 72nd Filipino Academy of Movie Arts and Sciences (FAMAS) Awards took place on May 26, 2024, at the Manila Hotel in Manila and honored the best Filipino films released in 2023.

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Winners and nominees

Awards

Piolo Pascual, Best Actor co-winner Piolo Pascual at the Star Magic Concert Tour in Ontario, CA, June 2009.jpg
Piolo Pascual, Best Actor co-winner
Alfred Vargas, Best Actor co-winner Rep. Alfred Vargas (18th Congress PH).jpg
Alfred Vargas, Best Actor co-winner
Kathryn Bernardo, Best Actress winner Kathryn Bernardo at the Celebrate Mega in Iceland, 2016.jpg
Kathryn Bernardo, Best Actress winner
Gloria Diaz, Best Supporting Actress winner Abreu Sodre-Miss Universo e misses II (1969) (cropped).jpg
Gloria Diaz, Best Supporting Actress winner

Winners are listed first, highlighted in boldface. [1]

Honors

Films with multiple nominations and awards

Controversy

FAMAS President, Francia Conrad apologized to Eva Darren: "they were not able to “locate” her because they were “running a live show with myriads of people,” she said. Darren was tasked but failed to present Special Citations with Tirso Cruz III, after she received a notice of invitation for the FAMAS awards night", Fernando de la Pena, her son said. A "young singer" Sheena Palad replaced Darren, who paid P5,000 ($90) per plate for her 4 grandchildren. [2] [3] On May 28, Darren and her family decided to accept the olive branch of FAMAS organizers for the incomprehensible irresponsible snub. "Please stick to the script… and maybe a nice pair of eyeglasses for all in charge,” Darren's son Fernando recommended. [4] [5]

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