In 1977, an unknown Filipino filmmaker going by his pseudonym Kidlat Tahimik, made a film entitled "Mababangong Bangungot (Perfumed Nightmare)", which won the International Critic's Prize in the Berlin Film Festival that same year. Out of short film festivals sponsored by the University of the Philippines Film Center and by the Experimental Cinema of the Philippines, young filmmakers joined Kidlat Tahimik by distancing themselves from the traditions of mainstream cinema. Nick Deocampo’s "Oliver" (1983) and Raymond Red's "Ang Magpakailanman" ("The Eternal", 1983) have received attention in festivals abroad.