Moving UP - The Movie
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| Directed by | Maru Peter Henry |
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| Written by | Maru Peter Henry |
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| Music by | Songs: Shine Sicat Space Reject Frozen Tsubibo The Jans emojen |
| Cinematography | Maru Peter Henry |
| Edited by | Third Elijah Campos Maru Peter Henry |
Production company | Circlestone Productions |
| Distributed by | Circlestone Video Productions |
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| Country | Philippines |
| Language | Tagalog |
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Moving UP - The Movie is a 2022 Filipino Coming-of-age story Film directed by Maru Peter Henry and starring Shane Carrera, Janika Castillo, Allison Mendiola, and Clyde Valerozo. It was produced by Circlestone Productions. Moving Up is a story of Calvin – an estranged student who's on a journey to find the true meaning of love. Giving himself a chance for a new beginning in a new school, he meets new friends who'll help him believe that kindness still exists in this world full of wickedness.
Synopsis
Calvin is a transfer student at Banyuhay National High School who hates everyone. Just when he thought that school's nothing but dull and boring, he finds a spark to keep him going. How will a boy who feels unwanted everywhere he goes finally learn the true meaning of love, in friendship, in family, and within himself? Join Calvin as he experiences the thrill, heartbreaks, and excitement of Moving Up.[1]
Cast
Main
- Shane Carrera as Calvin Adordionicio
- Janika Castillo as Leslie Guerrero
- Allison Mendiola as Karla Prieto
- Clyde Valerozo as Dave Olarte
Recurring
- Jazmin Solis as Grace Carreon
- Kian Balilihan as Mac David
- Jonathan Campos as Nerry Adordionicio
- Marites Advincula as Daisy Adordionicio
- Jen Ocampo as Dana Adordionicio
- Jellex David as Sir Dexter Diaz
- Myrna Tinio as Ma'am Claire De Guzman
Production
According to Maru Peter Henry, the film's director, the movie tackles relevant issues that surround the life of a typical teenager. "Touch-basing family issues, bullying, teenage pregnancy, drug abuse, and even obedience to school policies." And made sure that Moving Up also touches the heart. He also added that "Love has the power to heal, strengthen, and change. Love is the catalyst of forgiveness and acceptance. It gives our existence purpose and makes our hearts whole. Indeed, love is something we cannot truly exist without."[2]
References
- ↑ "Moving UP - Trailer". YouTube. 2022-09-06. Retrieved 2023-03-06.
- ↑ "Moving UP - A message from the Director". Moving UP - The Movie. 2022-09-06. Retrieved 2023-03-06.
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