Roberto backtracks to his earlier days, recalling memories of his escapades as a school boy and his unforgettable romance with that “special someone.”īut more than Roberto’s quest for a long lost love, the main highlight of the film is the endearing bond between childhood friends, as seen in his adventures and misadventures with Ulo as well as his somewhat love-hate relationship with Portia. In the end, he’s convinced by the thought of seeing a certain “special someone” (Andi Eigenmann), who was an integral part of his growing-up years. Insecure of how his life turned out, he decides to skip the celebration – but friends Ulo (Vandolph Quizon) and Portia (Meg Imperial) aren’t having it.

The narrative traces the story of the 30-something teacher who is faced with the dilemma of wanting to attend an elementary school homecoming, but having little confidence to face his successful batchmates. The story of Roberto Ong (Jericho Rosales) is set way after the last school bell has rung. His first book ABNKKBSNPLAko?! (Aba, Nakakabasa Na Pala Ako?!) has now come to the big screen – a trip from the blissful days of elementary to the angst-filled times of high school, all the way to the defining moments in the grown-up world. MANILA, Philippines – “ Ang cool nito!” (This is cool!), exclaimed the elusive author Bob Ong in his message read in the February 6 press conference for his novel turned film ABNKKBSNPLAko?!Īlthough the bestselling author has been keeping his indentity a mystery, Bob Ong had earned a following for his social commentary, hidden under the guise of witty anecdotes about Pinoy life.

Abnkkbsnplako by bob ong