The popstar bagged the award for her role in "It Takes A Man And A Woman" which also won Best Musical or Comedy Motion Picture.
Likewise, Sarah's leading man in the movie, John Lloyd Cruz, also took home the Best Actor in a Musical or Comedy trophy.
Meanwhile, "Transit" bagged the Best Picture award for Drama. It also won Best Director (Hannah Espia), Best Breakthrough Performance by an Actress (Jasmine Curtis-Smith) and Actor (Marx Justine Alvarez), Best Screenplay, Best Cinematography, Best Editing, Best Production Design, and Best Musical Score.
Vilma Santos tied with Rustica Carpio in the Best Actress award for drama for their respective roles in "Ano Ang Kulay Ng Mga Nakalimutang Pangarap?" and "Ekstra."
Joel Torre was Best Drama Actor for his role in "On The Job" which also won Best Original Story and Best Visual/Special Effects.
Here's the list of winners at the Entertainment Press Society's (ENPRESS, Inc.) 11th Golden Screen Awards:
Best Motion Picture - Drama: “Transit” (Cinemalaya Foundation & TEN17P)
Best Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy: “It Takes A Man and A Woman” (Star Cinema ABS-CBN Film Productions & Viva Films)
Best Performance by an Actress in a Lead Role- Drama: Rustica Carpio (“Ano Ang Kulay ng mga Nakalimutang Pangarap?”) and Vilma Santos (“Ekstra”)
Best Performance by an Actor in a Lead Role- Drama: Joel Torre (“On the Job”)
Best Performance by an Actress in a Lead Role- Musical or Comedy: Sarah Geronimo (“It Takes A Man and A Woman”)
Best Performance by an Actor in a Lead Role- Musical or Comedy: John Lloyd Cruz (“It Takes A Man and A Woman”)
Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role- Drama, Musical or Comedy: Angel Aquino (“Ang Huling Chacha ni Anita”)
Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role- Drama, Musical or Comedy: Joey Paras (“Dance of the Steelbars”)
Best Breakthrough Performance by an Actress: Jasmine Curtis- Smith (“Transit”)
Best Breakthrough Performance by an Actor: Marc Justine Alvarez (“Transit”)
Best Direction: Hannah Espia (“Transit”)
Best Original Screenplay: Giancarlo Abrahan, Hannah Espia (“Transit”)
Best Original Story: Erik Matti (“On the Job”)
Best Cinematography: Lyle Sacris, Ber Cruz (“Transit”)
Best Editing: Benjamin Gonzales Tolentino, Hannah Espia (“Transit”)
Best Production Design: Tessa Tang (“Transit”)
Best Sound Design: Albert Michael Idioma (“Ano Ang Kulay ng mga Nakalimutang Pangarap?”)
Best Musical Score: Mon Espia (“Transit”)
Best Original Song: “’Di Ako Titigil” from the movie “Burgos,” music by Lucien Letaba, arranged by Melvin Corpin and interpreted by Sharon Flordeliz
Best Visual/Special Effects: David Yu, Miguel Javier (“On the Job”)
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