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Credited cast: | |||
Shamaine Buencamino | ... | Lorna | |
Maria Isabel Lopez | ... | Elvie | |
Raquel Villavicencio | ... | Miriam | |
Lav Diaz | ... | Rodolfo | |
Felix Roco | ... | Ardie | |
Jim Paredes | ... | Victor | |
Juan Rodrigo | ... | Bernie | |
Angel Aquino | ... | Carmina | |
Miguel Faustmann | ... | Johnny | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
Karl Medina | ... | Emman the Waiter |
A midlife comedy drama of a woman's romantic life-a story of being alone, growing old, looking for love, and moving on. Lorna, already in her 60's, finds an online lover and an old flame that will turn her life upside down. But at her age, is love too late for a woman like Lorna? Written by anonymous
Lorna, who has recently turned 60, is a fine human being, as we can tell from her loving friends and from the way she responds to situations happy and sad. But she's lonely for a soulmate.
This movie traces about a dozen episodes in her search for a cure to matelessness. Some episodes are bittersweet, some are undignified, but all are fresh and most are downright funny.
I've rarely enjoyed a film as much as this one. The director finds humor in the most awkward of situations, and seeing how Lorna rebounds from one event to the next keeps us on her side and builds our admiration. The actors are really well matched to this material, remaining credible while also being comical.
Compared to standard rom-coms, this movie shines, thanks to highly novel situations and to the finely tuned, very human responses of its characters.