Eddie Garcia

Armida Siguion-Reyna

Joey Paras

Soxy Topacio

Rez Cortez

Bibeth Orteza

Beverly Salviejo

Luz Valdez

Gardo Versoza

Soliman Cruz

Allan Paule

Joey Luna

Lawrence S. Ang

Jun Lana

Carlo Mendoza

Jema Pamintuan

Addiss Tabong

Alex Tomboc

Perci Intalan

Jojo Oconer

Ramel L. David

Ferdinand Lapuz

Antonio P. Tuviera

Michael Tuviera

Tonee Acejo

Rolando Carino

Marilou Diaz-Abaya

Mac Alejandre

June Torrejon-Rufino

Lamberto Casas Jr.

Albert Michael Idioma

Mark Locsin

Lorna Sanchez

Jeffrey Cantuba

Comedy

Drama

Bwakaw

Cinemalaya Foundation

APT Entertainment

Octobertrain Films

Philippines

Bwakaw embarks upon the life’s journey of Mang Rene, a cranky old homosexual man. I’ve seen other gay movies but this is so far the most natural, every-day-scene, or could-be-my-neighbor kind of setting.  The dialogues and the delivery of lines are so natural that it didn’t feel scripted at all. But of course!  This was a powerhouse cast! Led by none other than one of the greatest actors that has ever graced the Philippine Cinema – Mr. Eddie Garcia himself!  

Add to that another classical icon in the industry – Ms.  Armida Siguion-Reyna.  Now, who could possibly top these two actors who are, to quote a line from the movie, “mas matanda pa sa Philippine Constitution” (older than the Philippine Constitution)???   And I mean that in the most positive way, that their length and quality of service to the Philippine movie industry is already immeasurable. Kaya marapat lang na tayo ay magbigay-pugay (It is only right for us to give honor).

Other  good actors who graced this film are:  Gardo Versoza, Soxie Topacio, Alan Paule, Luz Valdez, Rez Cortez, Beverly Salviejo, Jonathan Neri, May-I Fabros, Soliman Cruz, Roni Bertubin, and Joey Paras.  I will not detail who played who, so as not to pre-empt other would-be watchers of this movie.  Go figure that out yourself! ;) Or just go to their Facebook Fanpage. Actually, I’m just too lazy to write it down because it would just be a waste of time and space when you can find it in their Fanpage already. Am I right?

Now, moving on to what I liked about this movie… click here for full review: http://heblogs-sheblogs.com/2012/07/bwakaw-an-independent-film-from-a-commoners-view/

Bwakaw (FULL TRAILER)