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Cast
Jaclyn Jose, Angelo Ilagan, JR Valentin, Nathan Lopez, Soliman Cruz, Neil Reyes Sese, Ping Medina, and Bodjie Pascua
Director
Emmanuel A. dela Cruz
Jaclyn Jose, Angelo Ilagan, JR Valentin, Nathan Lopez, Soliman Cruz, Neil Reyes Sese, Ping Medina, and Bodjie Pascua
Director
Emmanuel A. dela Cruz
Film Notes
Sarong Banggi (2005)
Written and directed by Emmanuel A. Dela Cruz
Produced by Raymond Lee
Starring Jaclyn Jose and introducing Angelo Ilagan
Sarong Banggi (2005)
Written and directed by Emmanuel A. Dela Cruz
Produced by Raymond Lee
Starring Jaclyn Jose and introducing Angelo Ilagan
Synposis:
Sarong Banggi, as the Bicol song of the same title suggests, takes place in the span of one night. It opens with a barkada of teenage boys in search of carnal pleasure. As they go their separate ways with their respective partners for the night, one of them goes in a different direction. He strikes up a conversation with an older woman, and as the night grows deeper, so does their new relationship. What starts out casually turns intimate and surprisingly tender.
Cast: The film features a riveting performance by Jaclyn Jose, one of Philippine Cinema's most effervescent and awarded actresses. She has starred in some of the most significant films of the last three decades: Private Show(Chito Roño), Macho Dancer(Lino Brocka), Tuhog(Jeffrey Jeturian) and, recently, Masahista(Brilliante Mendoza), which is awarded top prize in Locarno. Her prestigious body of work has been recognized with a special retrospective and tribute in Amiens. She extends able support to new comer Angelo Ilagan in his first ever foray in film.
Production: The film marks the directing debut of Emmanuel A. Dela Cruz from his own screenplay. He has won several awards for his screenplays, and short films. A veteran creative consultant for film and creator for television, Sarong Banggi is his first production venture with his company, ufo Pictures, the makers of the celebrated first feature film The Blossoming of Maximo Oliveros, already awarded top prizes in the Montreal, ImagiNative, Singapore Film Festivals and is debuting this year in Sundance and in the Berlin Kinder Fest.
Cast: The film features a riveting performance by Jaclyn Jose, one of Philippine Cinema's most effervescent and awarded actresses. She has starred in some of the most significant films of the last three decades: Private Show(Chito Roño), Macho Dancer(Lino Brocka), Tuhog(Jeffrey Jeturian) and, recently, Masahista(Brilliante Mendoza), which is awarded top prize in Locarno. Her prestigious body of work has been recognized with a special retrospective and tribute in Amiens. She extends able support to new comer Angelo Ilagan in his first ever foray in film.
Production: The film marks the directing debut of Emmanuel A. Dela Cruz from his own screenplay. He has won several awards for his screenplays, and short films. A veteran creative consultant for film and creator for television, Sarong Banggi is his first production venture with his company, ufo Pictures, the makers of the celebrated first feature film The Blossoming of Maximo Oliveros, already awarded top prizes in the Montreal, ImagiNative, Singapore Film Festivals and is debuting this year in Sundance and in the Berlin Kinder Fest.
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