Directed by Ellen Ongkeko Marfil and starring Cherry Pie Picache, Ricky Davao and Meryll Soriano, featuring violinsit Coke Bolipata and Julian Duque, Boses is a multi-awarded indie movie about music, friendship and one person's search for his identity.
With its heart wrenching story line, the movie has garnered much attention here and abroad after its debut at the 4th Cinemalaya Philippine Independent Film Festival. In fact, “Boses” has competed and been exhibited in New York Los Angeles, Boston, Yale University, Oregon, Chicago, Hawaii, Vancouver, India, Korea, Hong Kong, Geneva, Zurich, Madrid and University of Alberta. In the country, “Boses” has toured schools, communities and parishes in partnership with various organizations such as the University of the Philippines, Assumption College, Ateneo de Naga, Holy Infant Jesus, Philippine High School for the Arts, De La Salle University, College of St. Benilde, Don Bosco, Centro Escolar University, Lourdes School, the Technological University of the Philipines, Earist, Claret School, several schools in Tacloban, Baguio, and Pangasinan, and communities in Tondo and Bagong Silang. It has also been screened in government offices, the Department of Justice, the National Economic and Development Authority, Aksyon Para sa Kapayapaan, Humein Ecology, Pasay Children’s Network, Couples for Christ and the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines.
Watch the official trailer below.
Watch out for Boses at all SM Cinemas on July 31st!
With its heart wrenching story line, the movie has garnered much attention here and abroad after its debut at the 4th Cinemalaya Philippine Independent Film Festival. In fact, “Boses” has competed and been exhibited in New York Los Angeles, Boston, Yale University, Oregon, Chicago, Hawaii, Vancouver, India, Korea, Hong Kong, Geneva, Zurich, Madrid and University of Alberta. In the country, “Boses” has toured schools, communities and parishes in partnership with various organizations such as the University of the Philippines, Assumption College, Ateneo de Naga, Holy Infant Jesus, Philippine High School for the Arts, De La Salle University, College of St. Benilde, Don Bosco, Centro Escolar University, Lourdes School, the Technological University of the Philipines, Earist, Claret School, several schools in Tacloban, Baguio, and Pangasinan, and communities in Tondo and Bagong Silang. It has also been screened in government offices, the Department of Justice, the National Economic and Development Authority, Aksyon Para sa Kapayapaan, Humein Ecology, Pasay Children’s Network, Couples for Christ and the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines.
Watch the official trailer below.
