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Asboobs: Asal Bobo
It’s Balikatan time in Mindanao! And in this military exercise between the US and the Philippines, five rejects–Asal Bobo, or Asboobs, for short–manage to pass through the strict screening process. They are the very careless and absent minded Elmo (Epy Quizon), nerdy computer and electronic whiz Peter (Paolo Contis) and war freak Hogan (Long Mejia).
Elmo is assigned to guard the American T-Rex, a prototype of high-tech computerized assault vehicle. Bored and lonely , Elmo bullies Peter to sneak the T-Rex and drive it to meet up with their girlfriends Mae (Nancy Castiglione) and Judy (Jenny Miller). Elmo and Peter’s misdemeanor reaches their troop leader, Sarge (Eddie Garcia), who immediately rounds up the rest of the misfits to track down the disobedient soldiers.
In their search, Sarge and his group unwittingly enter the territory of the rebels who take them hostage. Sarge escapes the rebel camp and radios for help. The T-Rex pick’s up Sarge SOS. With Peter, Mae, and Judy, the guilt stricken, Elmo hatches a plan to save their friends. What results is a rescue and attack mission of wacky proportions
A JOURNEY HOME
Is it ever too late for a second chance? Dante, a middle-aged man, believes he has lost everything: Estranged from his family for twenty years, he loses his job and finds out that his wife is dead. He goes to her wake and sees his two children Raffy and Kristine again. While Dante is eager to make amends with them, Raffy does not want him back into his life. When an accident forces Raffy to take Dante into his house, Dante learns how his own failure as a father has made an impact on how his son acts as the head of his family. In his effort to make things right between himself and Raffy, Dante develops a bond with Raffy’s wife Gayle and his grandkids, Jake and Tinka. Dante also rediscovers his love for music that Raffy’s son is also passionate about. With his growing relationship with Raffy’s family, Dante begins to glimpse some hope for a second chance. For how long can Raffy harden his heart? Will Dante finally get his second chance at happiness?
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PASANG KRUS
Pasang Krus is an 2009 indie film for holy week starring Rosanna Roces, Joross Gamboa, Ketchup Eusebio, Empress Schuck, Beejay Morales and Christian Burke. Directed by Neal "Buboy" Tan.
MARINO
Featuring the theme song “Bakit Kailangan Pang Lumayo?” performed by Jan Nieto, composed by Ogie Alcasid
From the high psychological and literary concept of Huling Pasada at last year’s Cinemalaya, writer-director Paul Sta. Ana ventures this time into the mainstream realm, exploring the drama behind OFW’s and their families. Marino is a film that aims to shed light on the sacrifices and triumphs brought about by overseas employment, experienced particularly by seafarers.
Benjo (Allen Dizon) is about to embark on yet another journey as a seafarer, leaving his wife (Ara Mina) and daughter behind.
Life on the ship is set. Professional kinship is developed as common aspirations and perils define life on board. Amidst the call of duty, the rudiments, difficulties and hazards of being a seaman, with his simple and noble acts of heroism are shown. Sea pirates, sunken ships, sexually transmitted diseases, foreign employment are among many issues that beset the job.
KAMOTENG KAHOY
This is based on a true story which happened in a small barrio in Bohol in 2005. 21 pupils died and almost a 100 were hospitalized after eating cassava cakes sold by an old woman, who might have accidentally used pesticide in her ingredients. She has been selling cassava cakes in that school, and has a loving relationship with the children.
The film follows a town from painful trauma towards healing through the undercutting points of view of 2 of the child survivors, and the old woman vendor. The two children survivors, in their own beguiling yet perceptive ways, slowly learn the issue of crime, prejudice and compassion as they develop friendship and accept their loss. The old woman, who is ostracized and condemned by the entire town, even by her own family, finally makes sense of the whole tragic thing and takes matters in her own hand.
Answers don’t come easy, but in the end redemption arrives for every soul in this town in the form of a final climatic event.
Ana Capri, Gloria Romero, Nash Aguas, Robert Villar, Sharlene San Pedro, Yul Servo
LOVING YOU
As the saying goes, love can be found in the most unlikely places and this time a Call center moonlights into a house of love– taking witness to the sometimes funny, sad and loveable stories of its “Cupid struck” workers: two outrageous Bestfriends who are lovers in denial, the fresh from the US boss who secretly falls for the charms of his headstrong assistant, an aspiring model who unexpectedly found love with a cab driver, a wannabe rockstar who is clueless about his co-worker’s growing affection and an unlikely couple headed to a May- December or Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore affair!
Aljur Abrenica, Ehra Madrigal, J.C. de, Jean Garcia, John Prats, Karla Estrada, Kris Bernal, Pinky Amador, Polo Ravales, Yasmien Kurdi
NAMETS
Christian Vasquez and Angel Jacob play dueling chefs in this heartwarming romantic comedy about love, food and love of food.
Namets! follows the ongoing flirtation between Jacko and Cassie, two Negrenses who grew up in Bacolod City, and whose lives revolve around food. Trouble starts when Jacko loses his Italian restaurant, Puccini’s, to a giant cockfighting debt. The moneylender Dolpo (Peque Gallaga) takes control of Puccini’s and hires Cassie as a consultant for a total restaurant makeover. Cassie re-visions Puccini’s into a place that serves traditional Negrense food, and we are treated to the full panorama of Negrense cuisine and the idiosyncracies of Negrense eating.
Namet! was a finalist in the full-length feature category of the 2008 Cinemalaya Philippine Independent Film Festival. Directed by Jay Abello.
Angel Jacob, Christian Vasquez, Dwight Gaston, JM Rodriguez, John Arceo, Peque Gallaga
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