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Bona (film)

Bona is a 1980 Filipino drama film that was submitted for entry at the Metro Manila Film Festival. The character of Bona was played by acclaimed actress Nora Aunor, and the film was directed by Lino Brocka.

Bona was shown at the 1981 Cannes International Filmfest as an entry to the Director's Fortnight, which marked Lino Brocka's second appearance at the said Film Festival. Bona gave Nora Aunor her second Gawad Urian best actress trophy.

Bona (Safané)

Bona is a village in Safané Department, Mouhoun Province, Burkina Faso.

Bona has a population of 1,143.

Bona (Lena)

Bona is a village in Lena Department, Houet Province, Burkina Faso.

Bona has a population of 690.

Bona (name)

Bona is both a given name and a surname. Notable people with the name include:

Given name:

  • Bona of Pisa (c. 1156–1207), Italian saint
  • Bona of Savoy (1449–1503), duchess of Savoy
  • Princess Bona Margherita of Savoy-Genoa (1896–1971), Princess Konrad of Bavaria
  • Bona Sforza (1493–1557), Queen of Poland and Grand Duchess of Lithuania
  • Bona Tibertelli de Pisis (1926–2000), a painter, writer and poet who was married to André Pieyre de Mandiargues

Surname:

  • Alberto Bona (born 1978), Italian actor and film maker
  • Annalisa Bona (born 1982), Italian tennis player
  • Damien Bona (1955–2012), American film historian
  • Gino Bona (born 1973), American marketing professional
  • Giovanni Bona (1609–1674), Cistercian cardinal and author
  • Giovanni Serafino Bona (1591/92–1658), Croatian politician and poet
  • Giovanni Leonardo Di Bona (1542–1587), Italian chess player
  • Jerry L. Bona (born 1945), American mathematician
  • Lee Bo-na (born 1981), South Korean sports shooter
  • Luciano Dalla Bona, Italian cyclist
  • Oscar De Bona (born 1948), Italian politician
  • Pasquale Bona (1808–1878), Italian composer
  • Richard Bona (born 1967), Cameroonian jazz musician and bassist
  • Samuele Dalla Bona (born 1981), Italian footballer
  • Stanislaus Bona (1888–1967), American Roman Catholic bishop
  • Tommaso Bona, Italian Renaissance painter
  • Valerio Bona (c. 1560c. 1620), Italian Baroque composer
  • Vin Di Bona (born 1944), television producer
  • Jeff Bona (born 1967), decorated gulf war veteran

Usage examples of "bona".

You should stay at this albergo, Bona in esse and in posse Are dispensed by Joseph Rossi.

There is more true employment of language, more bona fide currency of speech, between a sayer and a sayee who understand each other, though neither of them can speak a word, than between a sayer who can speak with the tongues of men and of angels without being clear about his own meaning, and a sayee who can himself utter the same words, but who is only in imperfect agreement with the sayer as to the ideas which the words or symbols that he utters are intended to convey.

I started with a Persian princess and ended with a lonely oral collegian who, unable to choose between her father and her boyfriend, had suddenly developed difficulty swallowing, which obtained for her on this lonely Saturday night one young Jewish doctor, making bona fide medico-erotic contact with her mouth tongue tonsillar pillars naso-oro-pharynx neck throat clavicle rib cage breast even nipple, why not?

As I was leaving, though, I heard some bona fide customers yakking about the rates.

This was probably intended to establish that Mr Meaze was in fact a priest, not a bona- fide brother of Mrs Perkins, whose true identity was not at this point known.

He collects car keys left by bona fide travelers at the issue desk, nicks the cars and drives them to Wolverhampton to be resprayed for sale by his cousin.

Charles Ward examined a set of his accounts and invoices in the Shepley Library, did it occur to any person--save one embittered youth, perhaps--to make dark comparisons between the large number of Guinea blacks he imported until 1766, and the disturbingly small number for whom he could produce bona fide bills of sale either to slave-dealers at the Great Bridge or to the planters of the Narragansett Country.

Gods of women are for men too, Juno Lucina and Juno Sospita and the rest, but Bona Dea is ours alone.

Alcobaza, which had been made 120 yeeres before, which map did set foorth all the nauigation of the East Indies with the Cape of Bona Speranca, according as our later maps have described it.

Quomodo substantiae in eo quod sint bonae sint cum non sint substantialia bona.

All sorts of theorists, from deep ecologists to social critics, from ecofeminists to postmodern poststructuralists, have found the notion of hierarchy not only undesirable but a bona fide cause of much social domination, oppression, and injustice.

They had spent a pleasant evening made more pleasant when Terentia sent a message to say that after the fire on the altar to Bona Dea had gone out, a huge flare of flame suddenly roared up, which the Vestals had taken to mean that Cicero had saved his country.

This office as well as the jail which appertains to it is a bona fide subsidiary of the Consortium and I am carrying out my responsibilities as a faithful employee of the firm!

May-December25 marriage to one of the few bona fide bombshell-type females in North American academia, the extremely tall and high-strung but also extremely pretty and gainly and teetotalling and classy Dr.

The worthy marquis was the means of making the fortune of the so-called Marquis d'Aragon by becoming surety for his nobility and bona fides to a wealthy English widow of fifty, who had taken a fancy to him, and brought him her fortune of sixty thousand pounds sterling.