The movie musical “I Do Bidoo Bidoo” and the Oscar-submitted drama “Bwakaw” lead the roster of nominees for the 10th Golden Screen Movie Awards to be handed out by the Entertainment Press Society (Enpress) on April 27.

“I Do Bidoo Bidoo” earned a total of 15 nominations, including Best Motion Picture-Comedy or Musical, Best Direction, and no less than 9 acting nods for its singing stars.

“Bwakaw” scored 12 nominations, including Best Motion Picture-Drama, Best Direction, and Best Actor for lead star Eddie Garcia.

The full list of nominees follows:

Motion Picture-Drama:

• ”Alagwa” (Breakaway Films),
• “Bwakaw” (Cinemalaya, APT Entertainment, and Octobertrain Films),
• “Kalye Marino: Intoy Syokoy” (Cinemalaya, Boy So, Rober Bernardo and Boy Abunda),
• “Mater Dolorosa” (Cinema One Originals and Creative Programs. Inc.),
• “Mga Mumunting Lihim” (Cinemalaya and LargaVista Entertainment)
• “Sta. Niña” (Cinemalaya, CCM Creative, and Bonfire Productions),
• “The Mistress” (Star Cinema Productions),
• “Thy Womb” (Centerstage Productions).

Motion Picture-Musical or Comedy: 

• “I Do Bidoo Bidoo” (Unitel and Studio 5),
• “Of All the Things” (Viva Films and GMA Films),
• “REquieme” (Cinemalaya and Cine Handurawan).

Best Performance by an Actress in a Lead Role-Drama: 

• Agot Isidro (“Mga Mumunting Lihim”),
• Angelica Panganiban (“One More Try”),
• Bea Alonzo (“The Mistress”),
• Gina Alajar (“Mater Dolorosa”),
• Iza Calzado (“Mga Mumunting Lihim”),
• Janice de Belen (“Mga Mumunting Lihim”),
• Jodi Sta. Maria (“Migrante”),
• Judy Ann Santos (“Mga Mumunting Lihim”),
• LJ Reyes (“Kalye Marino: Intoy Syokoy”),
• Nora Aunor (“Thy Womb”)

Best Performance by an Actor in a Lead Role-Drama: 

• Alfred Vargas (“Supremo”),
• Allen Dizon (“Migrante”),
• Coco Martin (“Sta. Niña”),
• Dingdong Dantes (“Tiktik: The Aswang Chronicles”),
• Eddie Garcia (“Bwakaw”),
• Kristoffer King (“Oros”),
• Jericho Rosales (“Alagwa”),
• JM de Guzman (“Kalye Marino: Intoy Syokoy”),
• John Lloyd Cruz (“The Mistress”)

Best Performance by an Actress in a Lead Role-Musical or Comedy: 

• Eugene Domingo (“I Do Bidoo Bidoo”),
• Regine Velasquez (“Of All The Things”),
• Shamaine Buencamino (“REquieme”),
• Zsa Zsa Padilla (“I Do Bidoo Bidoo”)

Best Performance by an Actor in a Lead Role-Musical or Comedy: 

• Aga Muhlach (“Of All The Things”),
• Archie Alemania (“Slumber Party”),
• Gary Valenciano (“I Do Bidoo Bidoo”),
• John Lapus (“Moron 5 and the Crying Lady”),
• Ogie Alcasid (“I Do Bidoo Bidoo”),
• Sam Concepcion (“I Do Bidoo Bidoo”)

Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role-Drama, Musical or Comedy: 

• Anita Linda (“Sta. Niña”),
• Dina Bonnevie (“Flames of Love”),
• Frenchie Dy (“I Dobidoo Bidoo”),
• Hilda Koronel (“The Mistress”),
• Janice de Belen (“Tiktik: The Aswang Chronicles”),
• Mylene Dizon (“Sosy Problems”)

Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role-Drama, Musical or Comedy: 

• Cesar Montano (“El Presidente”),
• Kristoffer Martin (“Oros”),
• Joey Paras (“Bwakaw”),
• Joross Gamboa (“Kalye Marino: Intoy Syokoy”),
• Neil Coleta (“I Dobidoo Bidoo”),
• Ronaldo Valdez (“The Mistress”),
• Soxie Topacio (“Bwakaw”)

Best Breakthrough Performance by an Actress:

• Dawn Jimenez (“The Animals”),
• Kim Komatsu (“Oros”),
• Sweet Plantado (“I Do Bidoo Bidoo”),
• Tippy dos Santos (“I Do Bidoo Bidoo”),
• Yam Concepcion (“Rigodon”)

Best Breakthrough Performance by an Actor:

• Anthony Falcon (“REquieme”),
• Kenneth Salva (“Kalye Marino: Intoy Syokoy”),
• John James Uy (“Rigodon”),
• Markki Stroem (“Slumber Party”),
• Marti Sandino San Juan (“Grave Bandits”),
• RK Bagatsing (“Slumber Party”),
• Ronald Pacifico (“Grave Bandits”),
• Sef Cadayona (“Gayak”)

Best Direction: 

• Adolfo Alix, Jr. (“Mater Dolorosa”),
• Brillante Mendoza (“Thy Womb”),
• Chris Martinez (“I Do Bidoo Bidoo”),
• Jose Javier Reyes (“Mga Mumunting Lihim”),
• Joyce Bernal (“Of All The Things”),
• Jun Lana (“Bwakaw”),
• Olivia Lamasan (“The Mistress”),
• Richard Somes (“Supremo”)

Best Original Screenplay: Chris Martinez (“I Do Bidoo Bidoo”), Henry Burgos (“Thy Womb”), Jerry Gracio (“Mater Dolorosa”), Jimmy Flores (“Supremo”), Jose Javier Reyes (“Mga Mumunting Lihim”), Jun Lana (“Bwakaw”), Mel Mendoza-del Rosario (“Of All The Things”)

Best Screenplay Adaptation: Eros Atalia (“Kalye Marino: Intoy Syokoy”), Layeta Bucoy (“Melodrama Negra”),

Best Story: 

• Allan Lopez (“Melodrama Negra”),
• Chris Martinez (“I Do Bidoo Bidoo”),
• Emmanuel Palo (“Sta. Niña”),
• Ian Lorenos (“”Alagwa”),
• Jerry Gracio (“Mater Dolorosa”),
• Jimmy Flores (“Supremo”),
• Jose Javier Reyes (“Mga Mumunting Lihim”),
• Jun Lana (“Bwakaw”),
• Mel Mendoza- del Rosario (“Of All The Things”)

Best Cinematography: 

• Albert Banzon (“Mater Dolorosa”),
• Alex Esparto (“Supremo”),
• Carlos Mendoza (“Bwakaw”),
• Charlie Peralta (“Of All The Things”),
• Francis Ricardo Buhay III (“Tiktik: The Aswang Chronicles”),
• Larry Manda (“I Do Bidoo Bidoo”),
• Nor Domingo (“Sta. Niña”),
• Odyssey Flores (“Thy Womb”),
• Rodolfo Aves, Jr. (“Mga Mumunting Lihim”)

Best Editing: 

• Benjamin Tolentino (“Mater Dolorosa”),
• Carlos Francisco Manatad & Joris Fernandez (“Supremo”),
• Jay Halili (“Tiktik: The Aswang Chronicles”),
• Lawrence Ang (“Bwakaw”),
• Randy Gabriel (“I Do Bidoo Bidoo”),
• Vaness de Leon (“Mga Mumunting Lihim”)

Best Production Design: 

• Adolfo Alix, Jr. (“Mater Dolorosa”),
• Brillante Mendoza (“Thy Womb”),
• Danny Red & Joel Bilbao (“El Presidente”),
• Digo Recio (“I Do Bidoo Bidoo”),
• Erin John Martir & Adrian Torres (“Supremo”),
• Joey Luna (“Bwakaw”), Peter Collias & Benjamin Padero (“Tiktik: The Aswang Chronicles”)

Best Sound Design:

• Albert Michael Idioma (“I Do Bidoo Bidoo”),
• Antonieto Carlos (“Supremo”),
• Brillante Mendoza (“Thy Womb”),
• Ditoy Aguila & Corinne de San Jose (“Tiktik: The Aswang Chronicles”),
• Mark Locsin & Alex Tomboc (“Bwakaw”)

Best Musical Score: 

• Egien Ignacio (“Mater Dolorosa”),
• Jema Pamintuan (“Bwakaw”),
• Joseph Lansang & Jobin Ballesteros (“The Strangers”),
• Jesse Lucas (“Mga Mumunting Lihim”),
• Jessie Lasaten (“El Presidente”),
• Vincent de Jesus (“I Do Bidoo Bidoo”),
• Von de Guzman (“Supremo”),
• Von de Guzman (“Tiktik: The Aswang Chronicles”)

Best Original Song:

• “Aking Inang Bayan” from the movie “El Presidente”, composed by Marizen Soriano, arranged by Jessie Lasaten and interpreted by Maita Ejercito;
• “Di Maipaliwanag” from the movie “Slumber Party”, composed by Shielbert Manuel and Braduz Zon and interpreted by Og Sacred;
• “Paalam Muna” from the movie “Mga Mumunting Lihim”, words, music and interpreted by Davey Langit;
• “Saan Ako Tutungo” from the movie “Migrante”, composed by Lucien Letaba, Rody Vera and Boni Ilagan, arranged by Melvin Corpin and interpreted by Honey Araneta

Best Visual/Special Effects: 

• Carlo Manatad (“Supremo”),
• Dave Yu of Mothership (“Tiktik: The Aswang Chronicles”),
• Imaginary Friends (“Bwakaw”),
• Gaspar Manarin of Blackburst (“The Strangers”),
• Keep Me Posted Production Outfit (“Thy Womb”),
• Unitel Productions and Optima Digital (“I Do Bidoo Bidoo”)

Coinciding with the award-giving body’s 10th year is the Dekada Award for the Gallery of Distinction. Past winners will be recognized for their contribution to the field of acting, 12 artists, one producer and one director: Zsa Zsa Padilla, Ara Mina, Maricel Soriano, Eugene Domingo, Judy Ann Santos, Coco Martin, Iza Calsado, Dennis Trillo, Sid Lucero, Tirso Cruz III, Aga Muhlach, and Cherry Pie Picache; MLR Films/Quantum Films; and Jeffrey Jeturian.

Recipients of the Presidential Recognition include Quezon City Mayor Herbert Bautista, Senator Jinggoy Estrada, Senator Tito Sotto, Manila Vice-Mayor Isko Moreno, Senator Bong Revilla, Jr. and Governor Vilma Santos.

The awarding ceremonies will be held on April 27 at Teatrino Greenhills.