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Every Child Is Special is a 2003 Filipino drama film starring Joey de Leon and Charo Santos. The movie is the first collaboration of the tandem that later became known as "Joey and Jinky". Arnold Reyes (Joey de Leon), an orphan, decides to set up his own home for orphans after seeing other kids in their sad state. He meets Khrystal (Charo Santos) who has strong guilt feelings over having to leave her younger brother behind. Every Child Is Special includes scenes depicting child abuse, drug addiction, poverty and other social ills facing children in the Philippines at that time. It was the only Filipino film during that year to be shown at Cannes International Film Festival outside France. The film nominated at the FAMAS Awards for Best Picture and Best Supporting Actress. A sequel to the film was released, called "Joey De Leon's Homecoming"."‡" indicates "partial international screening". Every Child Is Special Joey De Leon's Homecoming Every Child Is Special 2 "For Children of the Philippines" "singko-singko" (aliens) are child stars who made their first appearance in films during the 1970s. They were child actors who worked on films produced by various studios including Regal Films, Regal International Pictures, Sampaguita Pictures Entertainment Inc., Inc., IBC-13 Productions, Panay Pictures, Film Pictures Translation Corp., Jingle Films, Sterling Films.. Each of them had an important part in motion pictures directed by filmmakers with varying degrees of success. "singko-singko" are children who had small roles in films directed by major figures of the industry. Films directed by top directors of the industry are ranked best to worst."†" indicates that film was directed by a Filipino, "*" indicates that film was directed by an American, "‡" indicates that film was directed by a Chinese . These are among the best Filipino films directed by non-Filipinos. Films directed by Americans are ranked best to worst. Films directed by top directors of the industry are ranked best to worst. Nora Aunor was named Best Actress from four major film festivals in 1985, she won from FAMAS, FAP, Urian and Gawad Urian. Although she did not win from FAMAS that year, she won for this film in 1986. The other actress who won best actress in the same year but from different major film festivals is Charo Santos-Concio.The following are the names of people who have either been nominated or have been awarded a FAMAS Award for a performance in a Filipino film: FAMAS Awards of Merit These persons have not yet received a FAMAS Award, but have been nominated for an award at any time of their careers. cfa1e77820