Filmes de Interés Gay

Hailing from the Philippeans are the following two films ('The Man In The Lighthouse' 2007) and ('Antonio's Secret' 2008) by Director and Writer Joselito Altarejos and Screen Writer Lex Bonife. Each film has it's own inherent strengths and weaknesses. 'The Man In The Lighthouse' without question, wins in the cinematography and lighting department.
Its melancholy landscape of beaches and rural life successfully imparts an infectious
mood that transports the viewer into its world.

The seemingly less panoramic setting of 'Antionio's Secret' is compensated with a
more complex story featuring riveting performances from its actors. 'The Man in the Lighthouse' imparts a scenic mood while 'Antonio's Secret' gifts viewers with emotions
both lighthearted moments and heavy dramatic scenes, which are felt throughout the film.

The four actors below made their screen debuts in these two films. In addition to
some fine acting their presence makes both of these films very easy on the eyes.

'The Man In The Lighthouse' 2007.............................. 'Antonio's Secret' 2008

















Newcomers Harry Laurel (as Mateo) and Justin De Leon (as Jerome) make their screen debuts in 'The Man In The
Lighthouse'













"He walked inside the audition room nervous and without any pretensions. As the writer of the film project “Ang Lalake sa Parola/ The Man in the Lighthouse”, I was not able to see the star in him quickly. He seemed to be your ordinary bikini contestant. But when he started reading the lines as Mateo, our lead character, Harry Laurel’s authentic provincial accent and the genuine pain in his voice darted across the room. We knew, Harry Laurel is “Ang Lalake sa Parola/ The Man in the Lighthouse”." ~ Lex Bonife (screen writer)