PAOLO Contis and Joross Gamboa join forces to bring to life a duo of ambitious dreamers on a quest for cinematic greatness.
Contis portrays a struggling producer, while Gamboa takes on the role of an ardent director. Together, they embark on a hilarious and exhilarating journey to create their magnum opus, defying obstacles and encountering unexpected twists along the way.
From MAVX Productions Inc., Ang Pangarap Kong Oskars is an extraordinary comedy directed by Jules Katanyag. It follows the story of two ambitious dreamers who are determined to create their magnum opus and leave a lasting impact on the industry, they face a major roadblock: the lack of a sufficient budget.
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However, fortune smiles upon them as they encounter an unexpected twist of fate. Seizing this opportunity, the duo conceives a bold concept that might just save their project from failure. They decide to cast actual “aswangs,” mythical creatures from Filipino folklore, as the lead characters in their movie.
Armed with nothing but their wits, tenacity, and a camera, our protagonists embark on an unexplored realm, filled with both excitement and anxiety. As they traverse through the bizarre and uncanny, hilarious mishaps unfold, creating a tapestry of side-splitting moments that will keep audiences on the edge of their seats.
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Ang Pangarap Kong Oskars celebrates the power of imagination, camaraderie, and the unwavering spirit of pursuing one’s dreams. With Paolo and Joross’s impeccable comedic timing and undeniable chemistry, the film appeals to viewers from all walks of life.
The movie boasts an original premise, a brilliant cast, and superb storytelling, making it a potential cinematic classic. From start to finish, Ang Pangarap Kong Oskars guarantees to keep spectators laughing, interested, and fully engaged in each scenario.
Ang Pangarap Kong Oskars is now showing in cinemas.