Walang Kawala (No Way Out) - DMV Entertainment
Walang Kawala (No Way Out) is a gay-themed indie movie topbilled by Polo Ravales and Joseph Bitangcol.
Its cast includes Emilio Garcia, Paolo Rivero, Alchris Galura, Mike Magat, Anthony Taylor, Hermie Concepcion, Wilson Go, Althea Vega, Marco Morales, and with the special participation of Jean Garcia. Produced by Manny Valera’s DMV Entertainment Inc., screenplay by Eric Ramos, and is directed by multi-awarded director Joel Lamangan.
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October 8th, 2008 at 4:10 pm
Philippine movie is getting cheaper and cheaper…too bad buti nalang mag hubad cla baka sakali kumita…hope movie industry will really die for good para wla nang mga artistang aasa pang tumakbo sa politika…
October 10th, 2008 at 10:07 pm
ginagamit ang indie film industry para magpalabas ng mga kalaswaan…kung tutuusin, wala naman talagang istorya ang mga ganyang adult-themed movie.
October 13th, 2008 at 8:12 am
sana si raymond gutierrez at piolo ang gumanap para mas feel.
support si butch francisco at kuya germs
assistant director si eric quizon
o debah buo na ang federacion.
ah hmp!
October 14th, 2008 at 12:46 pm
Indie films are disgusting they are just the same movie producers who made cheap sex movies before only changing their category….this bring the country to shame….i think MTRCB should stop this before these producers can exploit more young artist… this is a complete failure to the movie industry… it does’nt bring good to the philippines…..
October 27th, 2008 at 11:00 am
to those who commented:
It just shows that you don’t watch this kind of things.If you actually try to see it,you’ll see that it’s not just about the sex scenes.
Why the hell would some of these indie movies that contains “explicit parts” garner international recognitions and awards?
The directors/film makers make this kind of stuffs not just to show what happens in bed with two certain people, but to show what life is like for people who can be juxtaposed with the traits of the characters showcased in the film.
I won’t be a hypocrite, I sometimes do watch some of this because I’m intrigued by the sex scenes, but when you’re there and you experience the whole feel of the movie, you’ll be able to anticipate the morals and lessons the film makers want to show to the audience.