Johnron Tanada and Gabz del Rosario on their movie’s special screening
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from left to right: Ray-An Dulay; Kenjie Garcia; May-i Fabros; Johnron Tanada; Director Jay Altarejos, director of the movie; Gabz del Rosario and Harold Macasero
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from left to right: Mell Navarro, Johnron’s discoverer and manager; Johnron Tanada and Gabz del Rosario
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The film led by Johnron Tañada and Gabz del Rosario, Kambyo, had a well-attended special screening on July 5, 2008 at the UP Film Institute. Among those in attendance joining Johnron and Gabz were their co-stars in the indie film, Ray-An Dulay, Kenjie Garcia and Harold Macasero. According to those who were able to watch the film, Kambyo’s storyline was simple – intertwined love stories among men who had a different orientation. It was a light drama which had comical touches told through a very good narrative. Despite the absence of overbearing storylines and complicated, multidimensional characters, Kambyo was able to send its point across. So, for those who enjoy feel good movies with a twist, here’s one which is highly recommended. The number of people who flocked to UP Film Institute reaffirms the power of pink cinema. It seems that gay-oriented films are here to stay. If you missed the July 5 special screening, don’t fret, it will have its regular run starting July 9 at the Robinson’s Galleria IndieSine. On the same day, at 5pm, the stars of the movie will pay the Robinson’s Galleria cinema lobby a visit for a Meet-and-Greet. Photo credits: Mell Navarro and Rommel Lindain |
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i really like the movie… i wanna commend the director whose really versatile in doing different genre of films… i’ve watched “ang lalake sa parola” which is romance, “lihim ni antonio” which is a tragic film, and here is “KAMBYO” whose very light but i know it happens in real life. i also want to say “good job!!!” to kenjie garcia… i will still watch it at galleria tomorrow together with my friends ‘coz they weren’t able to watch its premiere night because of their hectic schedules. watching in a premiere night is a great opportunity because you will have the chance to have picture taking with the cast and i can say they(the cast) are really great and sincere having picture-taking with their fans…. AS A FAN, CALL CENTER AGENT, AS A GAY, AND MOST IMPORTANTLY AS A PERSON, – TWO THUMBS-UP – TO EVERYONE WHO’S PART OF THIS GREAT FILM. GOD BLESS AND MORE POWER! allain_012000@yahoo.com
Comment by allain — July 8, 2008 @ 12:34 pm
Congratulations to all the people who are responsible for this film. Lalake sa Parola and Ang Lihim ni Antonio is such an artist’s works. Looking forward for more films like these.
Sikil is a nice movie also…
Comment by Charles — July 9, 2008 @ 2:47 pm