Volta (film)
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| Directed by | Wenn V. Deramas |
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| Cinematography | Sherman Philip T. So |
| Edited by | Vito Cajili |
| Music by | Jessie Lasaten |
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| Distributed by | Star Cinema |
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Running time | 94 minutes |
| Country | Philippines |
| Language | Filipino |
| Box office | ₱60 million |
Volta is a 2004 action-adventure-comedy film directed by Wenn V. Deramas and starring Ai-Ai delas Alas as Volta. It was released under Star Cinema, ABS-CBN Film Productions. The story concerns an ordinary woman who was given the power of electricity and used this gift for the common good by becoming a caped crusader donning a red suit. The film would serve as the inspiration for 2008 TV series of the same name, albeit a different setting, storyline and a more comedic tone.
Plot
Perla is a dressmaker who lives and works for her siblings, Percy and Penny. After being hit by lightning thrice, Perla discovers that she has developed superpowers: She can generate heat and electricity with her hands, and lightning flashes come out of her hands. With these superpowers, she becomes famous as the superhero, Volta.
Volta's main objective is to prevent Celphora, an ambitious engineer, from spreading evil in the country. Celphora, on the other hand, wants to capture Volta to use her as a power source for her Telstra Technology.
Volta is a story about life's drama, life's humor, and life's real meaning amidst extraordinary twists and turns in an ordinary life. In the end, what matters most are family and the love that doesn't fail to give a "spark" of hope to anyone... superhero or not.[1]
Cast
- Ai-Ai delas Alas as Perla Magtoto / Volta
- Diether Ocampo as Lloyd Ventura
- Jean Garcia as Kelly Tanjuakio / Celphora
- Justin Cuyugan as Percy Magtoto
- Bobby Andrews as Oh-Vlading
- Onemig Bondoc as Oh-Blah-Blah
- Eugene Domingo as Nancy
- Boy Abunda as Ama
- Pauleen Luna as Penny Magtoto
- Chokoleit† as Denden
- Mura as 9 Volts
- Eddie Gil as President
Cameo
- Sandara Park as herself
- Hero Angeles as himself
- Roxanne Guinoo as herself
- Joross Gamboa as himself
- Melissa Ricks as herself
- Neil Ryan Sese as TV reporter
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