Sights & Highlights: Premiere of Blue Bustamante!

11.13.2013 – The much awaited and most anticipated independent film has finally arrived! Blue Bustamante is one of the Cinema One Originals that stand out at this year’s film festival. Some say it lacks promotions but a lot will disagree. Last night was Miko Livelo’s journey as a first time film director. Some didn’t expect what to see in this film, but the Punch Kick production made this and gave a rousing applause.

Blue Bustamante Action Teaser!

11.12.2013 – Blue Bustamante the much talked about independent film in the past few weeks has already cultivated a cult following. This is for a movie no one has ever seen until it gets premiered tonight at the Glorietta 4 Cinema. Earlier today Miko Livelo, the director of the film shared a scene of Blue Force fighting hordes of bad guys. Now people might think this is part of the movie, and yes it is in the world of George’s only son who loves the Force Five show…

FIVE THINGS About Blue Bustamante!

11.11.2013 – Blue Bustamante the upcoming film directed by Miko Livelo is getting a cult following due to its original concept. It’s about a father who is employed in a foreign land as an OFW who hides his real job as a suit actor for a TV show to his wife and kid. The premise features a fictional Japanese television show that has nothing to do with a man out of his luck like George Bustamante's slice of life.

Blue Bustamante: Not Your Average Sentai!

10.02.2013 – In the Philippines or any particular Asian country growing up must getting exposed to Japanese pop culture has its own rewards. It’s the reason why Pacific Rim was a blockbuster hit unlike in the US.



Because Japan knows something the Americans don’t and it’s the same with Super Sentai that was exported and became Power Rangers. Super Sentai’s are “Superhero Teams” that began in the 1970s and evolved into what everyone is watching nowadays. It became Japan’s own voice to what the Western culture had with men and women in tights.