"Green Bones," an inspirational prison story produced by GMA Public Affairs, was named Best Picture at the 50th Metro Manila Film Festival Gabi Ng Parangal held at the Solaire Grand Ballroom in Paranaque City on Dec. 27.

Judy Ann Santos won Best Actress for her role in the horror flick "Espantaho" while Dennis Trillo was named Best Actor for "Green Bones."

GMA Public Affairs celebrated a consecutive victory after producing "Firefly," which won Best Picture at last year's MMFF.

The 10 official entries: "The Kingdom," "Topakk," "Espantaho," "And The Breadwinner Is...", "Uninvited," "Hold Me Close," "Green Bones," "Strange Frequencies: Taiwan Killer Hospital," "Isang Himala," and "My Future You."

Robi Domingo, Gabbi Garcia, Jasmine Curtis Smith, and Tim Yap hosted the golden edition of the annual film festival.

This year's winners:

Best Student Short Film 

• 3rd - UP Mindanao
• 2nd  - Malabon University
• 1st - University of Makati - Saan Aabot ang Singkwenta Pesos Mo?

Special Jury Prize - Mindanao State University