Bridal Shower (2004)
Three advertising executives are doomed to perpetually look for the right man. Tates, Katie and Sonia are all are stuck in a rut with love, sex and marriage. Tates will do whatever it takes to just to have the man she wants even if he is tangled in a messy annulment case and even if it takes her to shed a lot of money to have him. Katie found her love story with a macho dancer but is scared to let her friends know because of his unconventional job. So she tries to give him a more decent look for her friends to see. She also finds bodily insecurities because of her chubby physique. Sonia is the two-timing chick that finds her self pregnant while being with two men. She is in-love with a painter but finds more security with a rich man. Despite her strong feelings for the former, she chooses to be with the latter in order to provide better for her and her child.
Director:
Jeffrey Jeturian
Writers:
Chris Martinez, Armando Lao.
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Dina Bonnevie as Tates |
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Cherry Pie Picache as Katie |
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Francine Prieto as Sonia |
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Christian Vasquez as Mickey |
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J.R. Valentin as Juancho |
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Douglas Robinson as Bryan |
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Alfred Vargas as Joebert |
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Pinky Marquez as Emily |
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Rodel Velayo as Bingo |
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Gina Pareño as Lourdes |
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Boots Anson-Roa as Doña Vergie |
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Angel Jacob as Melissa |
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Lester Llansang as Tonton |
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Jacob Dionisio as Bogie |
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Flora Gasser as Yaya Joni |
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Irma Adlawan as Joebert's Mother |
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Pocholo Montes as Tates' Father |
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Bon Vibar as Atty. Quiboquibo |
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Basil Bolinao as VP Marketing |
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Flora Gasser as |
| Sound | Arnold Reodica | Sound Engineer |
| Directing | Jeffrey Jeturian | Director |
| Writing | Chris Martinez | Screenplay |
| Writing | Armando Lao | Screenplay |
| Sound | Jesse Lucas | Music |
| Crew | Katrina Holigores | Cinematography |
| Crew | Nap Jamir | Cinematography |
| Editing | Tara Illenberger | Editor |
| Art | Raymond Bajarias | Production Design |
