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Full Trailer of 'My Rebound Girl'

Written By PC on Friday, 9 September 2016 | 17:19

 'My Rebound Girl' starring Alex Gonzaga and Joseph Marco


Also starring Martin Escudero, Nathalie Hart, Mitoy Yonting, Carl Guevara, Alora Sasam, Helga Krapf, Anna Vicente, Pinky Amador, Racquel Villavicencio, Lawrence Yap, and Nico Nicolas, under the direction of Emmanuel Dela Cruz.
“My Rebound Girl” is soon to open in cinemas nationwide on September 28, 2016.



Kakai Bautista Searches for Leading Man for Her First Starring Movie

Written By PC on Wednesday, 24 August 2016 | 16:31


From playing perennial sidekick or loyal best friend in assorted TV shows and movies, singer-comedian Catherine “Kakai” Bautista finally takes on the role of lead actress in a romantic comedy film, to be directed by critically acclaimed filmmaker Lemuel Lorca.


It’s a break that’s been waiting to happen. With her extraordinary acting ability, a knack for making people laugh, amazing hosting skills, and a mesmerizing singing voice, Kakai Bautista’s time to shine has come. The much-awaited film will be produced by Insight 360 Films in partnership with Manco Productions Inc. and iPR PLUS Consulting Group.

“Kakai is the next big thing in Philippine comedy,” Cahilig says of the multi-talented artist who started out as a singer-comedian in various comedy bars until her impressive performance in a play caught the attention of industry bigwigs. She then worked her way through simple but noteworthy supporting roles in TV and film productions, engaging the hearts—and funny bones—of viewers.

“Kakai has always been a bright star,” Cahilig enthusiastically asserts. “I believe now is the time for her light to start shining the brightest.”

On her part, Kakai Bautista is raring to give the project her best shot. “I’m elated and ecstatic about working on this flick. Sobrang saya ko and as always, I promise to give my all to this role,” she enthuses.
Meantime, the producers of the film are looking for the perfect leading man for Kakai.


Baka Siya Na

“Baka siya na pala ang the one ko, ‘di ba? After all the heartache, baka siya na pala ang magpapasaya ng puso ko. Kung sino ka man, I’m very open to being more than friends, more than best friends—alam niyo ‘yan—charot!” Kakai relates.

“Kidding aside, mabigat ang role ng leading man ko sa pelikula kaya kailangan bongga umakting,” she adds.
According to Kakai, while having her first starring role in a film is a dream-come-true, she cannot help but feel a bit pressured by the demands of her role, which she says is a very unique character.

“Hindi basta-basta pagpapatawa ang gagawin ko dito. Level up na Kakai ang mapapanood niyo dito—just the right mix of funny and madrama,” she says.

She also feels that working with an award-winning director is a challenge, but she is willing to take this challenge on.

“Excited talaga ako to work with Direk Lem. I’m very happy na for my first movie, award-winning ang director ko. ‘Yun nga lang, and’yan ang pressure to be the best. But I’m ready,” Kakai adds.
For now, the search is on for Kakai’s male lead.

“The role is open to newbies and big stars. We want to find the best male lead for the movie and for Kakai,” iPR president and veteran publicist Hanzel Villafuerte says. He adds that this film may even be a big break in showbiz for the chosen leading man.

Aspirants must be in their late 20s to mid-30s, with a matinee idol or serious type vibe, and a remarkably fit body. Interested applicants may send their profile and demo reel to chriscahilig@gmail.com.

Source: Starmometer.com

Philippine Cinema Invades Japan via TFC@theMovies

Written By PC on Wednesday, 10 December 2014 | 12:46

Star Cinema, the film arm of ABS-CBN, begins to conquer Japan with the launch of The Filipino Channel (TFC) TFC@theMovies this Christmas month featuring the blockbuster romance-comedy film "Past Tense" starring Kim Chiu, Xian Lim, and Ai-ai Delas Alas.


Like a movie that has its beginning, middle and end, TFC@theMovies has a story to tell that began in the U.S. and which now unfolds in Japan.  Inspired by the Filipino’s love for movies, moved by their touching stories and driven by its continued thrust to serve the overseas Filipino across all forms, TFC recently launched TFC@theMoviesin Japan.

The Beginning
Launched in November 2011, TFC@theMovies first moved overseas Filipinos around the world with its first venture, “A Mother’s Story,” a story of an overseas Filipina’s challenged to keep her family together while she struggles to make ends meet in a foreign land.  Since then, TFC@theMovies has been screening blockbuster hits from ABS-CBN Corporation movie production and distribution company Star Cinema.

The Storyteller
From its initial foray, ABS-CBN Global Head of Theatricals John-D Lazatin is pleased to see TFC@the Movies rolling out in Japan.  “When I first presented the TFC@theMovies to management, the story seemed like a concept made straight out of a movie.  Now, TFC@theMovies is launching in Japan and like the movie in my mind, TFC@theMovies has its own story to share, with a beginning, a climax, sometimes a twist and then a happy ending.”  Lazatin adds, the launch in Japan is not the end but is definitely part of the continuing narrative that is TFC@theMovies.  

The Transition
Years before, TFC has been treating Filipino movie fans in Japan to Friday nightscreenings of Star Cinema’s well-known films via “TFC Movie Nights.”  Selected TFC subscribers were treated to movies including the accompanying popcorn, for them to enjoy the best in Filipino film and the company ofKapamilyas, all for free. Starting this December, TFC@theMovies will take the ‘movie date’ a level higher as it brings well-loved movies to the silver screen.

The Highlight
This week, TFC@theMovies drew the curtain for the season’s anticipated film “Past Tense” featuring Kim Chiu, Xian Lim and Ai-ai delas Alas.  “Past Tense” takes on a unique story of a two women who engage in a love triangle by some twist of fate. 

In the months to come, Filipinos in Japan will be moved by more stories from TFC@theMovies.  For TFC@theMovies theatrical screenings, visitwww.facebook.com/TFCJapan.  

Connect with fellow global Filipinos or follow @KapamilyaTFC on Twitter and Instagram.

Daniel Padilla, Vina Morales And Robin Padilla Stars In "Bonifacio Ang Unang Pangulo" An Official Entry For MMFF 2014.

Written By PC on Sunday, 7 December 2014 | 11:46

Robin Padilla r eunited with former reel and real love interest Vina Morales in Metro Manila Film Festival 2014 period movie called "Bonifacio Ang Unang Pangulo".


Produced by Philippians Productions, "Bonifacio Ang Unang Pangulo" features the controversial pairing of Daniel Padilla and Jasmine Curtis-Smith. Completing the cast are Eddie Garcia, RJ Padilla, Cholo Barretto, Jun Quintana, Joem Bascon, Isabel Oli, Richard Quan, Ping Medina, Isko Moreno, Rommel Padilla, Dennis Marasigan, and Jericho Rosales.. Under the direction of Enzo Williams.

"Bonifacio Ang Unang Pangulo" opens in theaters nationwide on December 25, 2014.



Jennylyn Mercado and Derek Ramsey Stars In “English Only, Please” An Official Entry For MMFF 2014

Derek Ramsay and Jennylyn Mercado star in Metro Manila Film Festival 2014 romantic-comedy movie entitled "English Only, Please".


Produced by Quantum Films, "English Only Please" also stars Kean Cipriano, Cai Cortez, Isabel Frial and Lyn Ynchausti-Cruz with special participation of Tom Rodriguez and Isabel Oli. Under the direction of Dan Villegas.

"English Only, Please" opens in theaters nationwide on December 25, 2014.

 
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