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Stray Cats

Country: Philippines, Language: Tagalog, 116 mins

Original Title

Mga Pusang Gala
  • Director: Ellen Ongkeko-Marfil
  • Writer: Jun Lana
  • Producer: Joji Alonso; Martin Marfil

CGiii Comment

Where to start on this one - it is dark - even in daylight.

The camera moves constantly - lovely jerky movements throughout.

The directors' only technique is to shove the camera into the actors' faces to unsatisfying effect.

Seemingly based on an award winning play - this won't be bringing any awards home - correction it did...2.

Well, stranger things have happened - doesn't say much about the award-givers.

Soapish melodrama directed with no skill - the actors seem to be enthusiastic - shame the director didn't respond.


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The(ir) Blurb...

Hopeless romantics Boyet and Martha cope with difficult relationships.

Cast & Characters

Ricky Davao as Boyet;
Irma Adlawan as Marta;
Reggie Curley as Steve;
Lauren Novero as Dom;
Alcris Galura as Jojo;
Justin De Leon as Callboy;
Joven Velasco as Publisher;
Ruby Ruiz as Clarita;
Ching Danseco as Dino;
Laisa Gonzales as Josie;
Jess Evardone as Dom's Friend;
Gilvert Arevalo as Dom's Friend;
Noel Miralles as Novelist;
Jennifer Tan as Novelist;
Carme Sanchez as Mom