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Line 43: ''Crying Ladies'' premiered in the United States and has received good reviews from the [[New York Times]], [[Los Angeles Times]], and [[The Village Voice]]. It has also been shown at the Montreal World Film Festival, Brussels Festival of Independent Cinema, Hamburg Film Festival, Newport Beach Film Festival, Dallas Asian Film Festival, Calcutta Film Festival, and Palm Springs Film Festival.<ref name="fprofile"/> The film received the NETPAC Award for Best Asian Film and awarded for Meily the Best Director prize at the International Film Festival of Kerala, [[India]]. It is also the Philippine entry to the Best Foreign Language Film at the [[Academy Awards]] of the [[United States]].<ref name="fprofile"/> Meily also directed ''Pasyon U.S.A.'' (commercial title: ''La Visa Loca''), a film largely based on his Palanca–prize winning screenplay ''Good Friday Archipelago''.<ref name="fprofile"/>

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