Tamgohoy 2023
In the 18-minute animated drama *Tamgohoy* (2023), visionary filmmaker Roxlee crafts a hauntingly poetic tale steeped in Philippine folklore and rebellion.
Director: Roxlee
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Tamgohoy* (2023) about?
*Tamgohoy* follows Dagohoy, a flute player who confronts tragedy and seeks justice after his brother's death. His quest for healing leads him to a revolutionary leader and spiritual guide, unfolding a tale of resilience against historical oppression.
Who directed *Tamgohoy*?
*Tamgohoy* is directed by the acclaimed independent filmmaker Roxlee, known for blending animation with social and historical narratives.
Who stars in *Tamgohoy*?
The film stars Roxlee, Ronnie Lazaro, Rafael Bulan Luna, Marion Dineil, and Bob Macabenta in key roles.
Is *Tamgohoy* (2023) worth watching?
While *Tamgohoy* is a short film, its rich storytelling and artistic execution make it a compelling watch for fans of animated dramas and historical themes. Its unique blend of folklore and revolution offers a fresh perspective.
How long is *Tamgohoy*?
*Tamgohoy* has a runtime of 18 minutes.
About Tamgohoy (2023) — A Mythic Animated Drama of Loss, Healing, and Revolution
In the 18-minute animated drama *Tamgohoy* (2023), visionary filmmaker Roxlee crafts a hauntingly poetic tale steeped in Philippine folklore and rebellion. The story unfolds as Dagohoy, a soulful flute player, receives heartbreaking news of his brother's death while serenading the river. His desperate plea for a proper burial at the hands of a reluctant friar spirals into conflict and injury, setting the stage for a journey of healing and defiance. Guided by a mysterious spirit in his dreams and the wisdom of Tamblot, a revered babaylan (shaman) and revolutionary, Dagohoy's path intertwines with themes of loss, faith, and the indomitable spirit of resistance.
Blending animation with war and historical drama, *Tamgohoy* immerses viewers in a lush, atmospheric narrative where the supernatural and the human collide. Directed by Roxlee and starring Ronnie Lazaro, Rafael Bulan Luna, and Marion Dineil, this short film weaves together adventure and mystery, leaving audiences to ponder the boundaries between life, death, and the power of ancestral wisdom.