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Petersen Vargas is a Filipino filmmaker. He is best known for directing the Cinema One Originals Best Picture winner 2 Cool 2 Be 4gotten (2016) and the web series Hello Stranger (2020).
Feb 7, 2019 · February 7, 2019. 4:53 pm. Petersen Vargas is a wonder child. In Scout’s previous profile on the filmmaker, Denise Fernandez recounts an instance from college where her friend can’t stop gushing about Petersen and his works, then a film student in the University of the Philippines Diliman.
Petersen is the creator and director of the first Filipino gay web series “Hanging Out.” Currently, he’s developing his second feature “Some Nights I Feel Like Walking,” which has been selected for the 3rd Southeast Asia Fiction Film Lab and the Locarno Open Doors Hub.
Apr 30, 2020 · Rappler Talk Entertainment: BL and queer media with ‘Hanging Out’ star Jox Gonzales and director Petersen Vargas. Apr 30, 2020 6:00 PM PHT. Rappler.com. What makes Boys' Love different from...
Oct 11, 2023 · Director Petersen Vargas was equally grateful for the movie's success as he thanked Star Cinema, Bernardo, and De Leon on his personal Instagram account, "This is an...
Nov 1, 2022 · During its grand media launch held at the Dolphy Theater in the ABS-CBN compound last Oct. 28, fans and members of the press witnessed the full trailer of director Petersen Vargas's debut film under Star Cinema. Aside from Petersen, Daisy Cayanan, the film's writer, also joined the media launch.
Mar 12, 2022 · Three promising filmmakers today — namely, Petersen Vargas, Rae Red, and Martika Escobar — echo this sentiment, and see to it that the narratives they showcase resonate with the audiences viewing them.
Nov 18, 2022 · Director Petersen Vargas sat down with The Beat Asia to chat about the joy of helming Star Cinema’s comeback movie and working with phenomenal pair DonBelle.
Oct 4, 2023 · Petersen Vargas joins forces with Dolly de Leon and Kathryn Bernardo in this sassy, bad-ass, revenge-driven dark comedy.
Some Nights I Feel Like Walking, to be directed by the Philippines’ Petersen Vargas, won the $15,000 SEAFIC Award at the conclusion of this year’s Southeast Asia Fiction Film Lab...
