Paolo portrays the taxi driver who divides his time between his lover and his wife Katherine – a former waitress who is now selling beauty products for a living, and Arnold Reyes plays the engineer and nurturing lover of Paolo. By living with such an arrangement, the three lovers become the target of the community. Things take a drastic turn when Dante (Paolo) sees a bag full of money inside his taxi. Now that they have money, will they still decide to stay together or go their separate ways?
Wendy (Jennlyn Mercado) meets Sean (Sam Milby) in a road accident. From being foes, they become acquainted while seated to each other in a long haul flight from Manila to New York City.
THE MOVIE EVERY FILIPINO MUST SEE! WINNER OF 2007 MYRTLE BEACH INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
Atrocities perpetrated by the Japanese on innocent residents of Manila 62 years ago are finally being given recognition. The grim and thorough documentary film by Peter Parsons and Lucky Guillermo is being released to commemorate the “Battle for Manila” which began on February 3, 1945. More than a hundred thousand non-combatants perished during that period including the devastation of the city. Narrated by Cesar Montano.
A Golden Brown Bravissimi! A very special and ambitious film! EMIR is thus far, the only movie to take on the heart and soul of the Filipino through our innate love for music. It is a tribute to our OFWs… The hands that work, and toil in foreign lands, and yet have one home, one heart and one spirit.
EMIR is the biggest original Filipino musical written for the screen. It tells the story of Amelia, a Filipina from Ilocos who decides to work abroad to help her family. She takes care of a future crown prince – Ahmed, the Sheik’s son – rearing him, and in the process, introducing the young boy to the culture, values, and language of the Philippines. More than a nanny, Amelia acts as Ahmeds surrogate mother and is even willing to offer her life to ensure his safety. Her journey reveals, through words and music, the life that overseas Filipino workers live — their struggles to have a better life… their dreams, and the hope that someday their hard work will finally be rewarded. Read actual review on next page.
Business rivals Vito and Cora want to prevent his daughter Anna and her nephew Dondi from falling in love. Destiny intervenes with their lives in the right time.
Cast: Judy Ann Santos, Sarah Geronimo, Luis Manzano, JC DeVera, Gina Pareño, Cherry Pie Picache, Al Tantay, Vice Ganda
Rica (Judy Ann Santos) and Cecil (Sarah Geronimo) are sisters who grow up with their Lola Amor (Gina Pareño) while their parents work abroad. Rica takes her role as the big sister seriously, more so when Cecil gets hurt in a minor accident. She breaks up with her boyfriend, Bong (JC de Vera), and vows to devote her life taking care of Cecil.
A married couple desperate to have a child do everything they can, including performing traditional fertility rites. Their prayers are answered when the wife conceives a child, but their happiness is cut short when the baby dies upon delivery. From there, things go downhill for the couple, and mysterious events lead to the creation of the first Aswang.
A makeup artist recovering from a breakup reluctantly begins a relationship with a wealthy playboy.
The Story begins with a young girl named Ella who came from a middle class family who studies on a Catholic School who get bullied from her wealthy classmates calling her as “nerd” due to her supernatural experience and abilities. Her whole class was assigned to join on a retreat vacation on an abandoned mansion that was converted into a retreat house in a province away from Manila however, love triangle was formed that results quarrel in opposite parties that came up along their path. While they’re staying at the retreat house, Ella experience many paranormal occurrence that reveals secrets of her past and the legend and truth behind the buried secrets of the Mansion.
Coco Martin and Nora Aunor star in Padre de Familia, a family drama in which Pinoy icon Martin plays a Filipino expat in Malaysia struggling to support his mother and family at home in the absence of a traditional father figure.
From Director Brillante Mendoza’s successes in the international independent film circuit – A middle-aged childless Moslem Badjao woman named Shaleha (Nora Aunor) living in Tawi-tawi finds a suitable second wife for her husband Bangas-An (Bembol Roco) to have a child of his own, unmindful of the consequences this decision might impose on her.
Tondo. The Ancient Gangland. Year 1950. Gang wars were in. Violence was the name of the game. Gangsters carried Thompson’s and grease guns in a Bayong. Police Characters were just too tough resulting in bloody encounters.All notorious hoodlums dreamt to be the King. But one smart and slippery hoodlum rose to power and reigned as King. He was the youngest and toughest Public Enemy No. 1 (Criminal) the Tondo Underworld ever bred. He was feared, respected and loved. A legendary Robin Hood in his time Tondo will never forget. His gang called him Hitler. Tondo remembers him by another name. ASIONG SALONGA…
