On May 15, Skylight Films teams up with Star Cinema to bring

moviegoers to another novel movie experience with Bromance:

 My Brother’s Romance. This is their first crack at the comedy

genre after two successful horror-suspense thrillers, Corazon:

Ang Unang Aswang and Amorosa.

To be directed by box-office comedy director Wenn Deramas,

 Bromance: My Brother’s Romance is also the first time that

hunky actor Zanjoe Marudo takes on a lead part and dual role

 as twins—one of whom is a tough-talking, macho guy and the

 other, gay.

The story of Bromance: My Brother’s Romance revolves around the lives

 of twins Brando and Brandy. Because Brando has problems accepting

his twin’s being gay, he decides to make a life of his own, put up an

auto repair business and become a mechanic. Meanwhile, Brandy sets

out on a path of his own and becomes a successful interior designer.

The twins continue on separate paths until one day, their mother begs

them to set aside their differences and reconcile. So Brandy sets off to

look for his brother but meets an unfortunate accident that renders him

unconscious.

While Brandy is in a coma, Brando learns that just before the accident

happened, his brother was in the final stages of negotiating a multi-million

 peso design deal with a client.

Afraid that they would lose everything with Brandy in a coma, Brando

decides to pull a twin switch and pose as his gay brother. So the former

straight, tough-talking and macho Brando turns into the gay Brandy!

While posing as his gay twin, Brando realizes that not only will this deal

 solve all of his financial problems, it also gives him a chance to set things

right with Erika (Cristine Reyes), Brandy’s good friend that he used to have

 a crush on.

Now that the world has turned upside-down—with Brando assuming

Brandy’s happy and gay personality—is there any hope that life will go

 back to normal for the twins? Will Brandy wake up in time, find out the

switch his twin pulled and save everything?

The answers are in Bromance: My Brother’s Romance,

which hits theatres on May 15. This gender-bending comedy

also features “Karakaraka”, the single from Vice

Ganda’s new dance album, as its theme song.

Also in the cast of Bromance: My Brother’s Romance

are Arlene Muhlach, Joy Viado, Manuel Chua,

 Boom Labrusca, Joey Paras, Lassy, Nikki Valdez,

Maricar De Mesa, Abbie Bautista, Carlo Romero and Jeff Luna.

MAIN CAST

**ZANJOE MARUDO**

**CHRISTINE REYES**