Masikip sa Dibdib
| Masikip sa Dibdib | |
|---|---|
 DVD release cover | |
| Directed by | Joyce E. Bernal |
| Produced by |
Vic del Rosario, Jr. Rufa Mae Quinto |
| Starring |
Rufa Mae Quinto Antonio Aquitania Gina Pareno John Lapus Sunshine Dizon |
| Music by | Chuckie Dreyfus |
Production company | |
| Distributed by |
Viva Films Media Asia Films |
Release dates |
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| Language | Tagalog, Filipino |
Masikip sa Dibdib (English: Tight to the Chest, also known as Boobita Rose... Masikip sa Dibdib) is a 2004 Filipino comedy film, directed by well-known romance/comedy director Joyce E. Bernal.[1] The film was released to Philippine theaters on April 14, 2004. It stars Rufa Mae Quinto as Boobita Rose, a kind loving lady, who faced the struggles in her life which included problems with her family.[1][2] Quinto produced the film together with Viva Films.[3] The film was released on video under the title Masikip sa Dibdib: Ang Tunay na Buhay ni Boobita Rose.
Plot
With the weight of an alcoholic née suicidal sister Brigitte (Sunshine Dizon), a womanizing addict for a brother Bogs (John Lapus), a hypochondriac for a mother Lupe (Gina Pareno), and a socially challenged lovelife Mark (Rudy Hatfield) hanging on her shoulders, Boobita Rose (Rufa Mae Quinto) breaks down by breaking into a song. However, she proves to be a tough cookie to crumble and gamely deals with her tribulations through a roller coaster ride of laugh and tears. Regine Velasquez, Ogie Alcasid, Lani Misalucha, and other big-name stars grace the musical interludes and provide added comic relief.[4]
Cast
- Rufa Mae Quinto as Boobita Rose: A hardworking, physically gifted girl and breadwinner of a dysfunctional unappreciative family.[5]
- Antonio Aquitania as Randy
- Gina Pareno as Lupe: Boobita's mother who is a hypochondriac and self-pitying mess. Pareno is known for easily switching from drama to comedy when the situation calls for it.[5]
- John Lapus as Bogs: Boobita's drug-addicted womanizer brother who gets girls pregnant. He has love scenes with no less than three Viva Hot Babes, namely Andrea del Rosario, Ella V. and Gwen Garci. Lapuz is a confirmed gay, but he said he got “turned on” with Ella V.[5]
- Sunshine Dizon as Brigitte: Boobita's alcoholic sister, a role Dizon said she never thought she’d play. She stated, "[The role is] So opposite of the real me that’s why it’s very challenging.”[5]
- Phytos Kyriacou as Boogie
- Tita Swarding as Lolo Benito: the family’s drunkard grandfather, a ‘straight’ role, contrary to Swarding's real gay self.[5]
- Rudy Hatfield as Mark
- Jannica Pareno as Mark's wife
- Kier Legaspi as Lupe's boyfriend
- Bernard Bonnin as Bogart: Lupe's husband who comes back to her only when he runs out of money. Otherwise, he’s with different women. Bonnin expressed “First time I’m doing this kind of comedy. I like it.”[5]
- Charlie Davao as Senator
- Chinggoy Alonso as Boss
- Raquel Montessa as Boss' wife
- Ralion Alonso as Boss' son
- Earl Ignacio as Teacher
- Lui Manansala as Principal
Singers
- Bituin Escalante (performed "Lupa")
- Blakdyak (performed "Don't Do That, Joey")
- Salbakuta (performed "Long Distance")
- Ogie Alcasid (performed "Huwag Ka Lang Mawawala")
- Lani Misalucha (performed "Tila")
- Regine Velasquez (performed "Saan Ako Nagkamali")
- Mark Bautista (performed "Kapag Ako'y Kailangan")
- Sarah Geronimo (performed "Ibulong sa Hangin")
- Karylle (performed "Breaking My Heart")
- Kyla (performed "Maghihintay Ka Lamang")
- Anna Fegi (performed "Wala Ka Na")
- Nina (performed "What If")
- Ely Buendia (performed "Keeper")
- Martin Nievera (performed "You Are My Song")
Cameo appearances
- Andrea del Rosario
- Bobby Andrews
- Kristine Jaca
- Gwen Garci
Soundtrack
Songs were released by VIVA Records.[6]
- "Masikip sa Dibdib" by Rufa Mae Quinto
- "Perfecto" by Rufa Mae Quinto
- "Bitin na Bitin" by Rufa Mae Quinto
References
- 1 2 "Joyce Bernal,Takilya Direk". The Philippine Star. April 11, 2004. Retrieved 2011-04-18.
- ↑ Maridol Rañoa-Bismark (March 26, 2004). "What they did for love". The Philippine Star. Retrieved 2011-04-18.
- ↑ "‘Masikip sa Dibdib,’ a big box-office success". Manila Bulletin. April 24, 2004. Retrieved 2011-04-18.
- ↑ "Masikip Sa Dibdib: Ang Tunay Na Buhay Ni Boobita Rose - Philippines Tagalog DVD". commuto.com. Retrieved 2011-04-18.
- 1 2 3 4 5 6 "‘Masikip sa Dibdib:’ ‘Un-typecasting’ that works". Manila Bulletin. April 11, 2004. Retrieved 2011-04-18.
- ↑ "Masikip sa Dibdib OST". Napster. Retrieved 2011-04-18.