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International Gorillay (1990) Starring: Mustafa Qureshi, Babra, Ghulam Mohiudin, Javed Shaikh, Neeli, Afzal Khan Director: Jan Mohammad Synopsis: More

International Gorillay (1990) Starring: Mustafa Qureshi, Babra, Ghulam Mohiudin, Javed Shaikh, Neeli, Afzal Khan Director: Jan Mohammad Synopsis: Sensational epic where dastardly Salman Rushdie sets out to destroy Islam . This epic creation made headlines when the British censors refused to allow it a certificate thus officially banning the film outright along with the infamous video pasties. However a month later, following a letter by Salman Rushdie himself, the ban was lifted and Gorillay became perhaps the first film from Lollywood to be screened on mainstream British television. The film is a fabulous concoction and shows the Islamic world tottering on the brink of an abyss. Rushdie is leading the assault on Islam with his Satanic Verses and is targeting Pakistan (the "fortress" of modern day Islam) because once mighty Pakistan is dealt with, the rest of the Islamic world will hardly stand a chance. Rushdie plans to drive the final nails into the coffin of Islam by opening a new chain of Casino's and Disco's spreading contemptuously vice and debauchery. Gustaf Crush, hen pecked to death by his demented wife, decides to call it a day with his day job at the Police station and induct his unemployed brothers to create a Mujaheddin (God's soldiers) trio whose sole aim is to seek out and destroy the despised Salman Rushdie before he manages to destiny all virtue and decency on the planet. The trio have a personal axe to grind as their beloved family cherub was recently slaughtered by Rushdie's men while protesting Satanic Verses. Mustafa Qureshi is quite superb as the vengeful elder brother and leader of the Mujaheddin. Glum Mohiuddin delivers a typically charismatic performance, charged with raw power and brooding machismo (!). Carved Shaikh is at his very best - meaning barely tolerable, but it is Gallo who shines with his spectacular dialogue delivery. Neeli provides a little sparkle and delivers her punch lines with oomph and vigour. Babra plays Dolly, the evil English anchorwoman of Rushdie who eventually sees the light and embraces the righteous path in a spectacular scene of dazzling special effects that will have Hollywood turning green with envy. Salman Rushdie, played with great relish by Affable Khan is of course a man of unsurpassed evil and tortures his hapless victims by forcing them to listen to chapters from his fatwa-inducing book! - a fate worse than death itself. Pakistani Batman uses AK-47's by preference! The film is maniacal high farce and a laugh-a-minute caper as the three Mujaheddin go undercover to try to discover the evasive Rushdie even showing up in Batman outfits on one occasion to outwit their nemesis
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* 2002 * Color * Narrative * Digital 8 * TRT: 195 minutes linao films in cooperation with Writers' Studio and the National Commission for More

* 2002 * Color * Narrative * Digital 8 * TRT: 195 minutes linao films in cooperation with Writers' Studio and the National Commission for Culture and the Arts present the first ever full length Ilonggo film ... After several years of living in Metro Manila, Julio, the youngest son of the Gonzalez family, returns for vacation in his home of Bacolod City, Negros Occidental. Accompanying him is his Iloilo born and Metro Manila lived wife, Stella. Upon their arrival in Bacolod, everything seems to be normal and routine. Julio reunites with his widowed mother Inday Carmen, his elder brother Boy, and his old friend Isabela. He introduces Stella to all of them. As the days and weeks progress, things start to turn sour and frustrating as old and unresolved personal issues, that Julio left behind, start to creep back into their lives. Stella is left to adjust herself to this different environment and people, as they in turn try to adjust to her liberated ways. Emotional undercurrents swirl. Strains on relationships between the family members slowly start to reveal themselves, and finally come to a boil. This is a scene excerpt featuring Boy (Glynn Medina) and Isabela (Riega Dioneo). It is presented here in Ilonggo with English subtitles. STARRING: Joy Veniegas, Mandy Alimon, Glynn Medina, Riega Dioneo, Lindy Osmeña, Nadjah Lee Española * PRODUCTION MANAGERS: Tyrel Storm Gamboa and Riega Dioneo * ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: Tyrel Storm Gamboa * CINEMATOGRAPHER: Bahaghari MFI * EDITORS: JP V. Carpio and Pepper Marcelo * EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS: Pepper Marcelo and Maitet V. Carpio * DIRECTOR: JP V. Carpio * WRITERS: Mae Astrid Tobias and JP V. Carpio For more information please visit http://www.geocities.com/balaydaku/home.htm For screening and DVD copy requests please e-mail linaofilms@gmail.com
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