Yang (“Silicon Valley”), Tia Carrere (“True Lies,” “Wayne’s World”) Brandon Wardell (“Curb Your Enthusiasm”), and Eva Nobelzada (“Hadestown”). I think the movie shows all aspects of family, the church, and getting together, being excited to see each other and getting into fights and making up.
“I think you’ll see that in the film, that we had this real bond. “We became a family, and it was really beautiful,” she said. Regarding family, Lydia Gaston, who plays Valencia’s mother Susan, said making the film during Covid-19 shutdown with a closed-set cast and crew extended that bond offscreen.
On that day, we actually celebrate and tell the world about our culture and talk about our family.” That’s where we had our Filipino parties. That was the day when my mom met all her Filipino friends. “It was the day where we all went to church. “Growing up Filipino American, Easter Sunday is the day I remember the most,” he said. He pitched the idea of something involving his culture because much of his comedy is inspired by a peculiar family dynamic, one that includes “love and chaos.” “It’s so cool to finally tell a story that just happens to be Filipino, to finally have a voice and an identity and Hollywood supporting it,” Koy said.Īfter his fourth televised and second Netflix special, “Comin’ in Hot,” Koy was contacted by Amblin Entertainment to see if he had any ideas for a feature.
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