Borracho Films' New Artists and Talents
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Borracho Films' New Artists and Talents

Apr 23, 2024, 3:35 AM
Leony Garcia

Leony Garcia

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In the glitzy world of entertainment, where spotlights often shine brightest on established names, Borracho Film Production is stepping into the limelight with a fresh approach.

With the unveiling of BORRAT (Borracho Artists and Talents), the production house led by lawyer and film producer Atty. Ferdie Topacio is not just introducing new faces to the industry but also advocating for a culture of respect and fairness.

At a press conference held on April 15 at the Valle Verde Country Club, Atty. Topacio proudly presented seven promising talents who are set to make their mark on the silver screen. Among them are Nica Balmes, Aviegale Castillo, Zelene Dizon, Elle Fernandez, Jesy Vidal, Stella Blanca, and Sean Raval, the lone male talent and son of action star Jeric Raval. With ages ranging from 18 to 24, these budding stars exude enthusiasm and determination to excel in their craft.


Nurture the Talented

What sets BORRAT apart is its commitment to nurturing talent. Rather than simply showcasing glamorous personas, the focus lies on equipping these young artists with the skills and knowledge necessary for a successful career in acting. Their eagerness to learn and dedication to their profession promises a bright future ahead.

Borracho Film Production has gained recognition for its historical movies, such as "Mamasapano: The Untold Story," which captivated audiences during the MMFF 2022.

Now, the spotlight shifts to their upcoming project, "Gringo: The Greg Honasan Story," a biopic that promises to delve into the life of the renowned former senator.

With filming set to commence soon, all seven talents from BORRAT are poised to play integral roles in bringing this compelling narrative to life.

With Dignity, Respect

Topacio's vision extends beyond merely shaping stars on screen.

In a heartfelt plea to industry peers, he emphasizes the importance of treating every individual with dignity and respect.

Drawing attention to instances of mistreatment within the industry, particularly towards extras and bit players, he advocates for fair treatment and equitable opportunities for all involved in the filmmaking process.

At the core of Topacio's message was a call for humanity in an industry often defined by glamour and ambition.

He urged fellow producers, directors, and lawmakers to prioritize the well-being of all workers, ensuring that they receive fair compensation and recognition for their contributions.

Additionally, Topacio highlighted the issue of piracy, underscoring the need for legislative action to protect the rights of filmmakers and prevent unauthorized distribution of their work.


Celebrating Filipino Spirit

As former Senator Honasan aptly observes, historical movies serve as a powerful medium for preserving and sharing the rich tapestry of Filipino history.

By championing stories that celebrate the Filipino spirit, Borracho Film Production aims to inspire and educate future generations, fostering a deeper appreciation for our shared heritage.

As the production gears up for its next cinematic endeavor, the final cast for "Gringo: The Greg Honasan Story" remains to be decided, while screenwriter Eric Ramos continues to craft the script.


With passion, talent, and a commitment to integrity, Borracho Film Production and its roster of emerging stars are poised to leave an indelible mark on Philippine cinema.

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