By RJ MataroRiding on the success K-Pop and Korean drama craze, Eugene Domingo’s Kimmy Dora and the Temple ng Kiyeme featured scenes set in the Philipines and Korea.
The comedy horror film tells the story of the GoDongHae twins Kimmy and Dora, as they fight off a paranormal entity from their parent’s past. The film is the second highest-grossing Filipino film of 2012, with total earnings of 133.4 million pesos.
The film also stars Zanjoe Marudo and Dingdong Dantes.
RJ Mataro is a writer with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Mass Communications. He has worked for Marikina City's Public information office, coordinating with media personnel and writing press releases for events and local projects. He was also a writer in Marikina City's local newspaper "Tinig" during his collegiate years. He is a recipient of Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina's Journalism Excellence Award in 2012. He then ventured into the Business Processing and Outsourcing Industry and gained experience in cultural sensitivity and diversity.
