Katya santos playing keka movie#

Visually, Henares has succeeded in transporting me to that alternate reality, to make real what is inherently unreal. The script is equally engaging, a good attempt at expressing apathy and disillusionment using modern language. If anything, the film shines in its tightness, a cleanly-edited film that runs high on the indie-treatment barometer, non-linearity and all.

Katya santos playing keka movie#

This may not sit well with many movie goers (like me), especially given that the amount of exposed skin is indirectly proportional to Katya’s breast size. The characters and the film simply tell it like it is, and one isn’t really called in to care for them, at least in the emotional department. Keka doesn’t overtly seek to justify murderous vengeance it doesn’t even appear to have a deeply-rooted social agenda. Suspension of disbelief is required in Quark Henares’ latest feature film. Meanwhile, Wendell Ramos’ cop character tries to solve the mystery behind the murders, only to discover later that the perpetrator is the girl he’s fallen in love with. Over the next five years, she returns the favor by killing them one by one. Keka is a young 20-something whose boyfriend (Jordan Herrera) gets offed by some fratters. Starring: Katya Santos, Wendell Ramos, Vhong Navarro, Bobby Andrews, Ryan Eigenmann, Jordan Herrera, etc.