This is what Vice Ganda feels as he joined the MMFF again through his film “Partners In Crime”.
VICE GANDA – After two years, Vice Ganda joins the Metro Manila Film Festival again and this is how he feels about it.
The Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) 2022 kicked off on Christmas day and people were enthusiastic about it. People have long lines in cinemas to watch their preferred movies out of the eight official entries.
This year, people were given a wide array of choices. The film festival this year has comedy, romance, thriller and mystery, based on real-life incidents, inspiration, and drama.
The MMFF 2022 movies are:
- “Labyu with an Accent” starring Coco Martin and Jodi Sta. Maria, ABS-CBN Film Productions
- “Nanahimik ang Gabi” starring Ian Veneracion and Heaven Peralejo, Rein Entertainment Productions
- “Partners in Crime” starring Vice Ganda and Ivana Alawi, ABS-CBN Film Productions
- “My Teacher” starring Toni Gonzaga and Joey De Leon, TEN17P
- “Deleter” starring Nadine Lustre, Viva Communications Inc.
- “Family Matters” starring Noel Trinidad and Liza Lorena, Cineko Productions Inc.
- “Mamasapano: Now It Can Be Told” starring Edu Manzano, Aljur Abrenica and JC De Vera, Borracho Film Production
- “My Father, Myself” starring Jake Cuenca and Dimples Romana, 3:16 Media Network
And this year, Queen of MMFF Vice Ganda returns with another comedy film to cheer the people this year’s Christmas. He worked with Ivana Alawi and Cathy Garcia Molina this Christmas for Partners In Crime.
Based on a previous article, their film is the top-grosser on the first day reportedly earning Php 31 million. Sitting comfortably in the second spot is Nadine Lustre’s Deleter with Php 10 million followed by the movie Family Matters featuring Liza Lorena and Noel Trinidad.
Other films like Labyu with an Accent, My Teacher, and Nanahimik ang Gabi also earned good figures. According to reports, MMFF gathered a total of Php 63 million on Sunday.
Now, how does Vice feel about this year’s film festival?
In a report from ABS-CBN, the comedian superstar expressed that he is overwhelmed by the people’s feedback for the films. He is happy to see the crowd of people going to malls and cinemas to watch their films.
“Nalulutang nga ako eh. Nao-overwhelm ako. Hindi ko naiintindihan ‘yung nararamdaman ko. Natutulala ako, parang naninibago uli ako. Parang first time ko uli na nag-film fest,” he said.
Ivana, who is celebrating her birthday on Christmas day, celebrated with sold-out tickets in a mall in Manila.
He was apprehensive and in real uncertainty at first as to how things will turn out. But he felt “achieve!” after seeing the large number of people flocking the malls to watch MMFF films.
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