I Do Bidoo Bidoo: Heto nApo sila! (2012)

Director:

Chris Martinez

Writers:

Apo Hiking Society (inspired by the music of), Chris Martinez

Stars:

Eugene Domingo, Frenchie Dy, Sweet Plantado

7 wins & 24 nominations.

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Eugene Domingo	...	Rosie Polotan
Frenchie Dy	...	Lilibeth
Sweet Plantado	...	Vicky
Nor Domingo	...	Taxi Driver
Ogie Alcasid	...	Pol Polotan
Gerald Pesigan	...	Rap Rap Polotan
Sam Concepcion	...	Rock Polotan
Neil Coleta	...	Brent
Tippy Dos Santos	...	Tracy Fuentebella
Anne Feo	...	Socialite Lady
Kiray Celis	...	Jazzy Polotan
Zsa Zsa Padilla	...	Elaine Fuentebella
Gary Valenciano	...	Nick Fuentebella
Ismael Clavero	...	Austin Fuentebella (as Ismael Alshdefat)
Jm Ibañez	...	Blake Fuentebella (as John Mark Ibanez)

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

homosexual | mother versus daughter | father daughter relationship | gay bar | unrequited love | 

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Genres:

Comedy | Musical | Romance

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Details

Official Sites:

Official Facebook Official site

Country:

Philippines

Language:

Filipino Tagalog

Release Date:

29 August 2012 (Philippines)

Also Known As:

I Do Bidoo Bidoo

Filming Locations:

Liliw, Laguna, Philippines

Box Office

Budget:

PHP 30,000,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Studio 5, Unitel Pictures

Technical Specs

Runtime:

120 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

When producer Tony Gloria watched the Broadway musical "Mama Mia" in 2002, he conceptualized a local musical movie that would feature popular songs by a popular artist. When Gloria noticed that the songs of Apo Hiking Society were revived by various bands and became hits anew, he felt their songs would be great for a movie as it spans many generations, so he talked to APO member, Jim Paredes and signed them up to a contract.

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Soundtracks

"Huwag Masanay sa Pagmamahal"
Words and Music by Jim Paredes

User Reviews

Best musical I have seen in Philippine cinema

I do Bidoo is indeed a surprise. Chris Martinez, the director, weaves the songs of APO and created a genius movie. The people who have seen it unanimously loved it, because the songs brought the nostalgia and the class back to Philippine cinema.

My personal favorite in the movie are Ewan, Nakapagtataka and the final song, Pagibig. They also paid attention to smaller stories like the love stories of the parents and Sam Concepcion's friend. I also love the homages to songs like Kabilugan ng Buwan ( during the last part) and Kumot and Unan ( during the phone conversation).

I have waited a long time for this movie, something to be proud of, a musical that doesn't end crappy, a comedy that makes you laugh and even drama that thugs the heart. This is a must see for all Filipinos.