Hospital worker Conan is hopelessly in love with a sexy and beautiful nurse named Ellen. He is on friendly terms with the alluring lady, but gets desperate when he sees her kissing a resident doctor. The jealous guy seeks the help of his friends and learns about the power of a wish whispered to the dead. He scampers off to a wake and surreptitiously opens the casket. In a barely audible way, he whispers: Mahalin ako ni Ellen.
Acting
Vhong Navarro's committed physical comedy in casket scenes
Direction
Chito Roño balancing genuine scares with absurdity
Costume
Angelica Panganiban's chaotic best-friend energy outfits
Director
Chito S. Roño
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Bulong plays on the Filipino folk belief that the dead can grant wishes if approached correctly—mixing Catholic wake traditions with pre-colonial animist practices.
Chito S. Roño directed this between Feng Shui and The Healing, essentially running a cottage industry of 'what if ordinary Filipinos encountered VERY specific curses.'
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