A family is caught in a financial ruin after being involved in a ponzi scheme.A family is caught in a financial ruin after being involved in a ponzi scheme.A family is caught in a financial ruin after being involved in a ponzi scheme.
- Awards
- 10 wins & 38 nominations
Lander Vera-Perez
- Cedric
- (as Lander Vera Perez)
Maricor Canlas
- Investor 1
- (as Neng Canlas)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaTowards the end of the film it is shown that the vehicle of the couple who kidnapped Kaye has a single digit plate number which in the Philippines is reserved for government officials. The plate number 1 is for the President, 2 for the Vice President, all the way to their plate number 8 which means they're working for a congressman.
- SoundtracksAno ba ang kalayaan?
Performed by Dong Abay and Lourd De Veyra
Additional guitar by Kakoy Legaspi
Written by Al Dimalanta
(Originally appeared on the album Mamatay sa ingay by the Dead Ends)
Produced by Erwin Romulo
Featured review
John Lloyd Cruz (Edgar) tackles a different role in this drama about a family caught amidst a scam. He sheds off his boy next door image to play a father who will do anything (including shaving his hair) for his daughter. Edgar and his wife were struggling in the urban life until they struck it good in an investment business. It was good for several months but When the business collapsed, with his fathers in law dead, their lives turned for the worst when a politician demanded their investment returned. Edgar returned to his roots, where we discovered his family background. Who else can we turn to in times of need but family? They plan on how to help Edgar to get the money they need in 2 weeks. Honor Thy Father is certainly a cut above the rest of the MMFF participants, a yearly parade of substandard films in the guise of entertainment come Christmas time in the Philippines. A film like this deserves to be watched.
Details
- Runtime1 hour 55 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
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