Noy

Year: 2010

Filmmaker: Cinemedia Films, Inc.

Cast: Coco Martin
Cherry Pie Picache
Erich Gonzales
Baron Geisler
Joem Bascon
Cheska Billiones
Vice Ganda

Every person has their own story. If a person speaks his/her own story, we all listen to him/her about the outcome. In the movie, Noy, this story is about one man (Coco Martin) poses himself as a journalist to cover up a documentary about a presidential candidate, Benigno "Noynoy" Aquino III.

In Noy, this movie is about a man named Noy who stands up for his family after his father's disappearance and poses himself as a journalist covering up the story of the progress of a presidential candidate who wanted to change the future of the Philippines. This movie also stars Cherry Pie Picache (Tayong Dalawa), Erich Gonzales (Katorse), Baron Geisler (Elias Paniki), Joem Bascon, Cheska Billiones and the artist who keeps saying "May nagtext!", Vice Ganda (Showtime).

Mr. Benigno "Noynoy" Aquino III and his family including Kris Aquino also appears as part on this movie where the fictitious titular character, Noy, covers up the documentary of a presidential candidate.

This movie focuses on life's struggles, responsibility, and the country's futurity. It is about two men, one name, different fates that share the same goal for the country's future. It changes from real-time scenes of both Coco and Mr. Benigno Aquino III to some dramatic scenes where Coco, as Noy, focuses on his family, his life, and his future as a so-called journalist for the sake of his family. That character was truly inspirational, as most people who lived in the slums find inspiration to change the futurity of the Philippines, doing jobs that we never meant to do. It expresses almost everything to keep this movie interested.

Noy is a movie that shows inspiration for the movie viewers and I am quite sure this is a good drama movie combined with real-time scenes on both Coco, as Noy, and Noynoy's (now we called him P-Noy, since he's the president) progress.