Before its release in local cinemas on February 12, 2025, the romance drama ‘Paquil’ had already gained international recognition at the Five Continents International Film Festival in Venezuela. The film, with its international title ‘The Miracle,’ won Special Mention Production Feature Film for Executive Producer Vincent Soriano, Special Mention Cinematography for Marvin Reyes, Best VFX for Gary Morallos, Dave Morallos, Ronaldo Reyes, and John Kenneth Paclibar, Best Lead Actress for Beauty Gonzalez, and Best Fantasy Feature Film.
For capturing the beauty of Pakil, Laguna, and turning every frame into a work of art, Marvin Reyes elevates Filipino craftsmanship to the world stage at its finest in ‘Paquil’.
Executive Producer Vincent Soriano proves his dedication and leadership in bringing ‘Paquil’ to life. His Special Mention Production Feature Film award for his first feature film is a testament to his passion for the arts and his unwavering support for Filipino talent.
Visualizing the unseen and making it look real on screen is no easy task. ‘Paquil’s’ VFX team, composed of Gary Morallos, Dave Morallos, Ronaldo Reyes, and John Kenneth Paclibar, proves that the Philippine visual effects industry thrives with talented artists. Their imaginative brilliance brought the film’s fantasy elements to life.
Celebrating Filipino culture and resilience, the power of faith, and the depth of love through compelling storytelling and extraordinary vision, ‘Paquil’s’ triumph as Best Fantasy Feature Film under the direction of Lemuel C. Lorca attests to the brilliance of Filipino cinema.
Emerging as one of the world’s best, Beauty Gonzalez is recognized as Best Lead Actress for her awe-inspiring portrayal of Christina in ‘Paquil.’ Her performance brings depth and emotion to the story, leaving audiences around the globe in awe. Without a doubt, Beauty’s talent shines brighter than ever.
‘Paquil’ tells the story of Christina, who finds herself at a crossroads as she returns to her roots in the historic town of Pakil. Amidst personal and professional struggles, she is driven by an urgent need to restore Pakil’s beloved yet fading tradition of Komedya, a classic theatrical form deeply intertwined with the town’s rich heritage. Immersed in the preparations for the town’s revered Turumba Festival, Christina’s journey takes an unexpected but meaningful turn when she meets the mysterious yet charming Paolo, played by JM de Guzman.
Drawn together by a shared longing for redemption, Christina and Paolo form a powerful bond. Through their mission to restore Komedya’s former glory, they not only revive the town’s cultural identity but also find healing and hope within themselves. The film beautifully captures this journey, showing how tradition can provide solace and strength in the face of life’s challenges.
The film also stars Yayo Aguila, VJ Mendoza, Kych Minemoto, Arnold Reyes, Leandro Baldemor, Lui Manansala, Angela Cortez, Iyah Mina, Bambi Rojas, Star Orjaliza, Joel Saracho, Lou Veloso, Nino Mendoza, Argel Saycon, and Lilet Esteban, introducing Olivia Crisologo.
Written by Archie del Mundo and directed by Lemuel C. Lorca, ‘Paquil’ is the initial offering of Resiko Entertainment Productions.
‘Paquil’ opens in Philippine cinemas on February 12, 2025.
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