Feng Shui (film)

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Feng Shui
Feng Shui DVD Cover
Directed by	Chito Roño
Produced by	Tess V. Fuentes Charo Santos-Concio Malou N. Santos
Written by	Roy C. Iglesias Chito S. Roño
Starring	Kris Aquino
Music by	Carmina Cuya
Cinematography	Neil Daza
Editing by	Vito Cajili
Distributed by	Star Cinema
Release date(s)	15 September 2004 (Philippines)
Country	Philippines
Language	Filipino, English
Gross revenue	Php 137.56 million

Feng Shui is a 2004 Filipino horror movie starring Kris Aquino about an old bagua mirror that showers luck and prosperity to its owner and brings death to those near her.Feng Shui grossed a whooping 137.56 million

Contents 1 Plot 2 Cast and Characters 2.1 Main Cast 2.2 Supporting Cast 3 External links

[edit] Plot

Joy a typical mother. She has a good job, a good family. But one day all was changed. When riding to go home riding a bus, a passenger forgot his mysterious package at the seat. Joy looks at this and decides to keep it. When she got out at the bus she went to nearby bakery shop. After an accident occurred that led some people to panic. The victim was still unknown. Joy went home to her house. The film was a blockbuster hit in 2004. second to Ang Tanging Ina which was starred by Ai-Ai De Las Alas.

[edit] Cast and Characters

[edit] Main Cast

• Kris Aquino as Joy Ramirez
• Jay Manalo as Inton Ramirez
• Lotlot De Leon as Alice
• Ilonah Jean as Thelma
• John Vladimir Manalo as Denton Ramirez

[edit] Supporting Cast

• Cherry Pie Picache as Lily Mendoza
• Luz Fernandez as Aling Biring
• Jonee Gamboa as Hsui Liao
• Noni Buencamino as Louie
• Jenny Miller as Dina
• Gerard Pizzaras as Teodoro
• Ma Consolacion Llavanes as Lotus Feet
• Denise Joaquin

[edit] External links

• Feng Shui at the Internet Movie Database

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