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Yam-Yam28.[3] The film was directed by Vanessa de Leon and stars Yassi Pressman, Andre Paras and many more. Produced and distributed by Viva Films and SM Development Corp. (SMDC), it was released on February 10, 2016[4] in theaters nationwide.
A rich guy hires an orphaned poor girl to be his pretend girlfriend in order to escape his grandfather’s plan of marrying him off to another woman. In exchange of her service, he gives her a posh condo unit and a big weekly salary but there’s a catch: she’s not allowed to fall in love with him. Eventually, they start falling for each other and just when everything is going fine, his ex-girlfriend (and first love) resurfaces. Will he give their old love a second chance or will he choose to be with his hired girlfriend?
Main Cast[edit]
Yassi Pressman as Nami Shanaia San Jose
Andre Paras as Bryle Caleb Stanford
Supporting Cast[edit]
Donnalyn Bartolome as Katie Del Prado
Shy Carlos as Elida “Ellie” Leiber
Josh Padilla as Third Adams
King Certeza as Mervin Steve Folkner
Clint Bondad as TJ Silvero
Jovic Monsod as Tommy Lopez
Ara Mina as Auntie Melba Del Prado
Abby Bautista as Stacy Del Prado
Ronaldo Valdez as Bernard “Abuelito” Stanford
Janna Roque
Clark Merced
Via Aurigue
Jelson Bay
Music[edit]
The soundtrack for the film was released on February 21, 2016. 11 days after the premier night of the movie, Viva Records released a digital version of the Original Soundtrack for “Girlfriend For Hire”. The digital copy is currently available on Spotify
A rich young man hires his classmate to pretend to be his girlfriend to appease his father. Though it is meant to be purely a business arrangement, real sparks fly as they spend time together.




My Bebe Love: #KiligPaMore is a 2015 Filipino romantic comedy film directed by Jose Javier Reyes starring Ai-Ai de las Alas and Vic Sotto with Alden Richards and Maine Mendoza.[4] It is an official entry to the 2015 Metro Manila Film Festival[5] produced by Octo Arts Films, M-Zet Productions, APT Entertainment, GMA Films, and MEDA Productions. The film follows the love–hate relationship story between Vito Carillo (played by Sotto) and Corazon Talatala (played by delas Alas) and the growing relationship between star-crossed lovers Dondi Talatala (played by Richards) and Anna Carillo (played by Mendoza).
My Bebe Love: #KiligPaMore (2015)
Aside from being the first film of the love team of Richards and Mendoza (collectively known as AlDub), My Bebe Love is the reunion film of delas Alas and Sotto after their film Enteng ng Ina Mo, which was also a Metro Manila Film Festival entry in 2011. It is also the first film of delas Alas under MEDA Productions, her own film production. This film was released in the Philippines and was internationally screened in selected cinemas in San Francisco and Los Angeles in the United States, Melbourne and Sydney in Australia, and Abu Dhabi and Dubai in the United Arab Emirates.[6]
This film holds the record for highest opening day gross for all Filipino films with ₱60.4 million.[7] The film went on to gross 385 million pesos.[3] During the awards night of the Metro Manila Film Festival, it won the 3rd Best Picture and the Gatpuno Antonio J. Villegas Cultural Award. Mendoza also won the Best Supporting Actress category of the festival.[8][9]
Dondi (Alden Richards) is a nerd and an obedient nephew to his aunt Cora (Ai-Ai delas Alas) who makes decisions for him. Meanwhile, Anna (Maine Mendoza) is a stubborn and rebellious girl who seeks the attention of her father Vito (Vic Sotto) who is a widower. Dondi and Anna cross path and their different personalities collide. They eventually fall in love with each other and solve their own problems.[10] Vito and Cora are bitter business competitors and because of their rivalry, they disapprove the romantic relationship between Dondi and Anna.[11]
As their rivalry continues, Vito and Cora are caught up in a romance and this time, Dondi and Anna are the ones who disapprove of their relationship. Anna in particular strongly expresses her disagreement with the developing relationship between her father and Cora. She states that her departed mother was more beautiful than Cora. In the end, after they saw Vito and Cora being depressed because of their separation, Dondi and Anna set up a surprise party for their reunion and even inviting Aegis, close friends and business partners of Vito. After Vito and Cora were reunited and all seems well, Dondi and Anna almost kiss but was interrupted by a heart wipe transition leaving up to speculation to the audience if they were able to kiss at all. At the post-credit scene, Lola Nidora (a character in Kalyeserye) appears and urged the audience to wait for a “part two”, presumably of the film.
Main cast[edit]
Vic Sotto as Vito Carillo
The owner of Carousel Inc., an events management company and the father of Anna Carillo.Ai-Ai delas Alas as Corazon “Cora” Talatala
The owner of Party People events management company and the loud and noisy aunt of Dondi Talatala.Alden Richards as Dondi Talatala
The nerd and obedient nephew of Corazon Talatala.Maine Mendoza as Anna Carillo
The stubborn and rebellious daughter of Vito Carillo.
Supporting cast[edit]
Arlene Muhlach as Vivian
Her character is the best friend of Corazon Talatala.Valeen Montenegro as Cielo
Her character is the personal assistant of Vito Carillo.Ryan Yllana as Tootsie
His character is one of the staff of Party People.Sancho Vito delas Alas[1] as Elmer
His character is one of the staff of Carousel Inc.Manny Castañeda as Vicente
His character is the customer of Party People.Lilia Cuntapay as Mrs. Sesmundo
Her character is a 100 year-old woman who celebrated her birthday at the event organized by Party People. She is also a relative of Manny Castañeda’s character.Rollie Inocencio as the Resort Attendant
The weird waiter at the Zambales resort.Paulina Sotto as Sammie
Her character is one of the staff of Carousel Inc.
Special appearance[edit]
Joey de Leon as Dom
The best friend of Vito Carillo who gives him advice about his love life.Jose Manalo[1] as Domeng
The driver of Vito Carillo.Wally Bayola as Lola Nidora
Lola Nidora, a character from Kalyeserye, made a cameo appearance in the post-credits scene urging the audience to come back for a “part two.”Paolo Ballesteros
His character is the Floor Director of the event where Lilia Cuntapay’s character celebrated her 100th birthday.Ryzza Mae Dizon
Her character is the kid at the restaurant who revealed to Vito where Dondi and Anna are hiding.Pauleen Luna
Her character is the usherette at the event in One Esplanade.Tintin Babao (uncredited), Ruby Rodriguez, Jimmy Santos, Tito Sotto and Anjo Yllana
Their characters are guests at the event in One Esplanade.Aegis as themselves
They performed at the event in One Esplanade.
Production[edit]
My Bebe Love: #KiligPaMore (2015)
In June 2015, the film was originally titled Rom-comin Mo Ako[12] and Ai-Ai de las Alas and Vic Sotto were the only confirmed actors.[13] In August 2015, Alden Richards signed a contract with APT Entertainment, one of the producers of the film, and was confirmed to be part of the film that was renamed to My Bebe Love.[12] It was later revealed that the full title of the film is My Bebe Love: #KiligPaMore.[14] The “bebe” in the title is a Filipino slang word meaning “baby” (term of endearment for a girlfriend or significant other) while #KiligPaMore is a hashtag that means having more of the kilig.
In an interview, Sotto said that they were still in negotiations to include Maine Mendoza, Alden Richards’s love interest in Eat Bulaga!’s Kalyeserye television portion, in the film.[15] Jose Javier Reyes, the director, said that the film exists on its own and the effect on the couple’s television segment must be taken into consideration since Richards and Mendoza are not allowed to meet in person during those times. A few days later, after an Instagram post by Reyes and in an interview with delas Alas, it was confirmed that Mendoza would star and debut in the motion picture as Anna.[16][17] Reyes who co-wrote the script of the film with Bibeth Orteza[2] incorporated some of the story suggestions from the AlDub (Mendoza and Richards’ love team name) fans.[10] Reyes initiated a contest on Twitter where the winners were given free pass and to premiere night of the film.
Shooting started on September 19, 2015[5] and the AlDub couple began to shoot together fifteen days after the shooting.[18][19] The last shooting day was November 30, 2015 at One Esplanade in Pasay.[20] In an interview, Reyes pointed out that shooting My Bebe Love was quite a challenge due to expectations from the fans of Mendoza and Richards as well as making the senior actors Sotto and delas Alas refreshing.[21]
Release[edit]
My Bebe Love was released in the Philippines on December 25, 2015 as an official entry to the 2015 Metro Manila Film Festival.[5] Before the film’s release, television host and talent manager Lolit Solis and other entertainment writers predicted that it would be a blockbuster hit due to AlDub’s popularity.[2][22][23][24] A crowded red carpet premiere night of the film was held at SM Megamall Cinema 9 in Mandaluyong on December 21, 2015.[25]
International screenings was confirmed by its director, Jose Javier Reyes.[6] The film was shown in at least ten cities in world including Los Angeles, San Francisco, Melbourne, Sydney, Abu Dhabi and Dubai. There are negotiations to release the film in Singapore. The confirmed screenings at the United Arab Emirates, Australia and at the United States in January 2016.[26][27]
My Bebe Love: #KiligPaMore (2015)
Marketing[edit]
A 30-second teaser trailer for the film was aired on Eat Bulaga! Sa Tamang Panahon event held in Philippine Arena on October 24, 2015.[14] The following week after the event, the couple together with Sotto, delas Alas, and the director of the film had their photo shoot for the film.[28] A full trailer of the film that runs over three minutes was released online on November 20, 2015.[29] On December 9, 2015, a press conference was held to promote the film.[30][31]
Before the film was shown in theaters, the cast participated in the traditional Parade of Stars of the Metro Manila Film Festival where every film entries have their own floats. During the parade, the float of My Bebe Love became the most sought-after float after fans mobbed it.[32][33]
Home media[edit]
In February 2016, My Bebe Love was made available in DVD discs by MCA Music (Universal Music Philippines).[34]
Reception[edit]
Critical response[edit]
My Bebe Love has been criticized for the addition of excessive and tasteless product placements in many scenes. ClicktheCity.com, an online entertainment site, gave the film one and a half stars out of five, stating that “the film strings together its stars’ endorsements and roughly molds them into the shape of a movie, narrative playing second fiddle to the impulse to promote brands.”[35] Film reviewer Oggs Cruz opined that “My Bebe Love is offensive because its ambitions are low.”[36] He added that the love story of Vito and Corazon fares better than Dondi and Anna. He suggested that the film should have at least “stretch the psychology that resulted in the celebrated love team of Maine Mendoza and Alden Richards.”
My Bebe Love: #KiligPaMore (2015)
Philippine Entertainment Portal (PEP) in a positive review praised the chemistry between Mendoza and Richards stating that “Alden and Maine, on the other hand, act like the more mature pair. They temper those kilig moments with more getting-to-know-you scenes that can put their elders’ wham-bham way of dating to shame.”[37] PEP further highlighted improvements in Mendoza’s acting as “she acquits herself well for a newbie in the movies. Maine’s eyes reflect a whole range of emotions: joy, disappointment, shock, irritation, etc.”[37]





Genre: Comedy Director: Byun Sung-hyun Cast: Ji Sung, Kim A-joong, Shin So-yul, Kang Kyeong-joon, Kim Seong-oh, Jeong Soo-yeong Runtime: 1 hr 54 mins Rating: M18 (Sexual References) Released By: Encore Films & Cathay-Keris Films Official Website: Opening Day: 16 May 2013 Synopsis: Here comes the brave, hot sexy idol! Devastated by a recent break-up, Hyun-seung (Ji Sung) can’t get a grip on life. After learning his ex-girlfriend has a wonderful new boyfriend, he struggles with sleep and seethes with jealousy. One night, he receives a mysterious phone call from a stranger. Even with flawless beauty and seemingly perfect boyfriend, Yun-jung (Kim A-joong) feels deprived of real affection. She sets up a plan to get his complete attention by spicing up their relationship with a sexy phone call. But the guy on the other end of the line isn’t her boyfriend! Don’t hesitate. Be frank! Don’t be shy. Play wild! Everything you need to know about R-rated relationships. It doesn’t get hotter than this! Movie Review: Raunch meets rom-com in the Korean crowdpleaser “My Phone Sex Partner”, which in other territories has been given a perhaps sexier English title “Whatcha Wearin”. Like its Hollywood brethren (that includes the many Judd Apatow produced and/or directed movies), it doesn’t so much as tinker with the boy-meets-girl formula as add a layer of naughty – but like the best of its genre, there is something winning about the actors, the characters and the situations the characters find themselves in that ultimately makes the entire package delightfully entertaining. The couple at the heart of this romance is the recently dumped Hyun-seung (Ji Sung) and the attached-but-disenchanted Yun-jung (Kim Ah Joong). Their meet-cute happens over the telephone one evening, when Yun-jung misdials her boyfriend’s number and unwittingly gets into an accidental phone sex session with Hyun-seung. Though, as convention dictates, Hyun-sueng and Yun-jung will start off antagonistic – especially after the latter is left red-faced when she finds out her mistake – it isn’t long before they find themselves bonding through sharing in each other’s romantic quandaries. Is it any wonder where they will end up? Well not really, but what matters is the journey to that inevitable destination of happily-ever-after, one which director Byun Seung-hoo (who also co-wrote the script with Kim Min-soo) makes both funny and touching. Between Hyun-seung and Yun-jung, there is definitely something in their respective circumstances you will identify with – whether the heartbroken Hyun-seung thinking back at how he could have treasured his ex-girlfriend more or the disillusioned Yun-jung who has been stuck in the same relationship for too long with a boyfriend that has grown too complacent. And in the midst of their emotional doldrums, it is the sincerity and spark between the pair that is unmistakable, a union of kindred souls that proves disarmingly endearing. Most significantly, Seung-hoo isn’t afraid to address the obvious physical attraction between his couple, manifested both in the way they openly share intimate information about each other over the phone at the start as well as their subsequent meet-ups. Rather than shy away from the topic of sex, he tackles it head-on, which gives a refreshing and realistic modern-day spin on urban relationships today. But rom-coms are often only as good as the chemistry between the actors, and it is in this respect that the movie truly shines. Both are appealing in their own right – Ji being a surprising combination of emotional and independent; while Kim exuding both sass and femininity in equal measure – and the scenes with them together simply sparkle with verve. There is never a doubt that the two are great for each other, and that assurance not only makes you root for them more but also keeps you waiting with bated breath throughout an extended finale specifically designed to tease. Yet to be fair, Seung-hoo’s dexterity in applying a generic rom-com formula in a less than typical fashion extends beyond the finale. Particularly impressive is how he stitches together one of the first conversations between the pair that evolves seamlessly from an argument they have while Hyun-seung is drunk and despondent along a dark alley to a gentle and intimate exchange with both lying in their respective beds – in particular, the cinematography in this sequence deserves special mention, brilliantly conveying the connection that develops between them. Whereas many rom-coms are good only in parts, this one has great parts that make a satisfyingly engaging whole. And indeed, its achievement is perhaps even more significant as one of the first rom-coms of the Korean film industry to add raunch into the mix. Yet the naughty talk and bare flesh isn’t simply a cheap titillating tactic, but a invigorating spin on a genre that could certainly do with more such breaths of fresh air. It’s no wonder then that the movie has come out of nowhere to emerge one of the biggest box-office hits of Korea last year – now let’s just hope the inevitable copycats don’t ruin the raunch-com too soon.

My role is to keep the story interesting. The spotlight is mine. It’s my story. I am the Antagonist.” Meet Kiel and Angel, the star-crossed lovers of this story. Marami nang kinikilig sa kanila kahit nasa ligawan stage pa lang sila. Halos lahat ay boto para sa kanilang dalawa. Lahat nag-aabang sa love story nila. Pero hindi sila ang main characters sa istoryang ito. It’s MISHA RIEL CABRERA – the antagonist. She’s mean, tuso sa lahat ng bagay, walang preno ang bibig sa panglalait, strong ang personality, maganda and she’ll do everything to take back what is rightfully hers. In every love story, naka-destined na sa mga kontrabida ang umuwing luhaan. But for Misha, alam niyang deserving din ang mga katulad niya na mapakinggan ang side nila. May karapatan din silang ipaglaban ang kanilang happily ever after CAST: Meg Imperial & Akihiro Blaco DIRECTOR: WRITER: PRODUCTION CO: TV5 RELEASED: 2016 GENRES: Drama, Romance TAGS: Watch movie online, Watch The Other Side (2016) online, Online movies, Movies free, The Other Side (2016) Full Movie, Watch Free Movies Online, Watch The Other Side (2016) Movies, Free Tagalog Movie, Pinoy Movies, Filipino Movies, Tagalog Movies, Free Cinema, Animated Movies, Action Movies, Tagalog movie online, Watch Free Pinoy Movies Online My role is to keep the story interesting. The spotlight is mine. It’s my story. I am the Antagonist.” Meet Kiel and Angel, the star-crossed lovers of this story. Marami nang kinikilig sa kanila kahit nasa ligawan stage pa lang sila. Halos lahat ay boto para sa kanilang dalawa. Lahat nag-aabang sa love story nila. Pero hindi sila ang main characters sa istoryang ito. It’s MISHA RIEL CABRERA – the antagonist. She’s mean, tuso sa lahat ng bagay, walang preno ang bibig sa panglalait, strong ang personality, maganda and she’ll do everything to take back what is rightfully hers. In every love story, naka-destined na sa mga kontrabida ang umuwing luhaan. But for Misha, alam niyang deserving din ang mga katulad niya na mapakinggan ang side nila. May karapatan din silang ipaglaban ang kanilang happily ever after CAST: Meg Imperial & Akihiro Blaco DIRECTOR: WRITER: PRODUCTION CO: TV5 RELEASED: 2016 GENRES: Drama, Romance TAGS: Watch movie online, Watch The Other Side (2016) online, Online movies, Movies free, The Other Side (2016) Full Movie, Watch Free Movies Online, Watch The Other Side (2016) Movies, Free Tagalog Movie, Pinoy Movies, Filipino Movies, Tagalog Movies, Free Cinema, Animated Movies, Action Movies, Tagalog movie online, Watch Free Pinoy Movies Online



This Time is a 2016 Filipino romantic drama film directed by Nuel Crisostomo Naval, starring real-life couple, James Reid and Nadine Lustre. The film was loosely based on the Wattpad novel That One Summer by Aly Almario.This Time is Rated G by the MTRCB and Graded A by the Cinema Evaluation Board.[3][4] It was released on May 4, 2016 by Viva Films and made ₱15 million pesos on its first opening day of showing.[5][6] As of May 20, according to a source, This Time has reached the ₱100M mark.[7] This gross amount is only an estimate as Viva Films have not provided official results despite attempts by media sources to attain official movie gross results.
Following their hugely successful primetime series On The Wings Of Love, JaDine will be back on the big screen this summer!
VIVA Films released the official teaser trailer for James Reid and Nadine Lustre’s upcoming movie This Time on Monday, March 28, 2016.
The official movie poster was released earlier on March 26, 2016.
As seen in the trailer, This Time will tell the love story of Coby (James Reid) and Ava (Nadine Lustre) who are entangled in a long distance relationship.
“Coby, ayoko nang kausap yung monitor. Ayoko nang kayakap yung iPad, ayoko nang ka-holding hands o ka-kiss yung cellphone,” Ava said.
JaDine is currently in Europe for their JaDine in Love worldwide concert tour. They will celebrate their 2nd monthsary on April 11, 2016, after being officially together since February 11.
This Time marks JaDine’s much-awaited comeback to the big screen. The two first paired in the hit movies Diary ng Panget and Talk Back and You’re Dead in 2014.
This Time also stars Yam Concepcion, Bret Jackson, Donnalyn Bartolome, Issa Pressman, Candy Pangilinan, John Lapus, Al Tantay, Nova Villa, and Freddie Webb.
Directed by Nuel Naval, This Time is set for theatrical release on May 4, 2016.
Read more at http://www.mb.com.ph/watch-trailer-for-new-jadine-movie-this-time-released/#shOW1rfgGsMkmwOz.99
Contents [hide]
1 Cast 1.1 Main Cast
1.2 Supporting Cast
2 References
Cast[edit]
Main Cast[edit]
James Reid as Coby Martinez
Nadine Lustre as Ava Buhay
Supporting Cast[edit]
Freddie Webb as Melchor Martinez
Al Tantay as Papa Pards
Candy Pangilinan as Mama Pards
Yam Concepcion as Annie Buhay / Ate Pards
Donnalyn Bartolome as Mimi
Issa Pressman as Ren/Ren-Ren
Bret Jackson as Aldrin
Nova Villa as Ofelia Salazar
Tess Antonio
Ronnie Lazaro as Ate Bi
Michael De Mesa
Directed by
Nuel Crisostomo Naval
Written by
Mel Mendoza-Del Rosario
Based on
That One Summer
by Aly Almario (Wattpad)
Starring
James Reid
Nadine Lustre
Production
company
Viva Films
Distributed by
Viva Films
Release dates
May 4, 2016
Country
Philippines
Language
Filipino
Box office
₱15 million on the first day. No further announcement and update made[1][2] Estimated only as Viva Films have not provided official movie gross results
Childhood friends Coby and Ava, who only see each other during summer vacations. As time passes, the characters develop feelings for each other but having a relationship long-distance is a great challenge for both.
Director: Nuel C. Naval
Writer: Mel Mendoza-Del Rosario
Stars: James Reid, Nadine Lustre, Freddie Webb



Lumayo Ka Nga Sa Akin is a 2016 Filipino comedy anthology film based on Bob Ong’s 2011 book of the same name.[1][2] It was directed by Mark Meily, Andoy Ranay and Chris Martinez starring Cristine Reyes, Maricel Soriano, Herbert Bautista, Antoinette Taus, Paolo Ballesteros, Jason Gainza, Candy Pangilinan, Benjie Paras and Shy Carlos. It was released on January 13, 2016.
The film parodies mainstream Filipino movies and television shows, as well as popular culture, while tackling several national issues at the same time.
Bala Sa Bala, Kamao Sa Kamao, Satsat Sa Satsat[edit]
The first film in the trilogy centers around Diego, an action star who wants to take revenge against a group of bad guys, also known as “Bandidos” (bandits), after they killed his parents, his wife, Ashley, and everyone who attended their wedding, just a few moments right after they get married at the beginning of the film. As the story unfolds, Diego, being an action star, gets into misadventures and finds himself in trouble-after-trouble. Unfortunately, Divina Tuazon, a famous actress and Diego’s new found leading lady, was kidnapped by the Bandidos. Finally, in an abandoned warehouse (a setting where most of Pinoy action films’ final scenes takes place), Diego tries to save Divina from the evil hands of Bandido’s merciless and heartless leader named “Bos”.
The plot generally follows themes from classic Filipino action movies, as well as comedy films from early 80’s to 90’s. For example, Diego’s sidekicks, Dodoy and Momoy uses slapstick from time to time, a type of comedy which was very popular in the country for the past decades.
Shake, Shaker, Shakest[edit]
A middle-cass family was forced to enter and stay in a white haunted house for several days after being stranded in an unfamiliar place. The title is play on the Shake, Rattle & Roll film series and the plot is a ludicrous horror film.
Asawa ni Marie[edit]
A rags-to-riches story about Marie, a poor girl who has a confusing status in life and love. The plot is similar to Philippine dramas/ soap operas, particularly Marimar.
Cast[edit]
Bala sa Bala, Kamao sa Kamao, Satsat sa Satsat[edit]
Benjie Paras as Diego
Candy Pangilinan as Divina Tuazon
Bearwin Meily
Rez Cortez as Bos
Roxanne Barcelo as Joleena Ann Baretto
Shake, Shaker, Shakest[edit]
Maricel Soriano as Cora Catacutan
Herbert Bautista as Carlos Catacutan
Shy Carlos as Aby Catacutan
Andrew Muhlach as Mar Catacutan
JM Ibañez as Samuel Catacutan
Ryan Eigenmann as Pundit
Asawa ni Marie[edit]
Cristine Reyes as Marie/Mharilyn
Antoinette Taus as Señorita Avila
Paolo Ballesteros as Señorito Boglee Ginintuan
Jason Gainza as Señorito Lapid
Jackie Lou Blanco as Señorita Onor
Joey Paras as Aling Minda
Sam Y.G. as the voice of Yagit


Girlfriend For Hire is a 2016 romantic comedy film [2] based on a Wattpad novel of the same name by Yam-Yam28.[3] The film was directed by Vanessa de Leon and stars Yassi Pressman, Andre Paras and many more. Produced and distributed by Viva Films and SM Development Corp. (SMDC), it was released on February 10, 2016[4] in theaters nationwide.
A rich guy hires an orphaned poor girl to be his pretend girlfriend in order to escape his grandfather’s plan of marrying him off to another woman. In exchange of her service, he gives her a posh condo unit and a big weekly salary but there’s a catch: she’s not allowed to fall in love with him. Eventually, they start falling for each other and just when everything is going fine, his ex-girlfriend (and first love) resurfaces. Will he give their old love a second chance or will he choose to be with his hired girlfriend?
Main Cast[edit]
Yassi Pressman as Nami Shanaia San Jose
Andre Paras as Bryle Caleb Stanford

Supporting Cast[edit]
Donnalyn Bartolome as Katie Del Prado
Shy Carlos as Elida "Ellie" Leiber
Josh Padilla as Third Adams
King Certeza as Mervin Steve Folkner
Clint Bondad as TJ Silvero
Jovic Monsod as Tommy Lopez
Ara Mina as Auntie Melba Del Prado
Abby Bautista as Stacy Del Prado
Ronaldo Valdez as Bernard "Abuelito" Stanford
Janna Roque
Clark Merced
Via Aurigue
Jelson Bay

Music[edit]

The soundtrack for the film was released on February 21, 2016. 11 days after the premier night of the movie, Viva Records released a digital version of the Original Soundtrack for "Girlfriend For Hire". The digital copy is currently available on Spotify
A rich young man hires his classmate to pretend to be his girlfriend to appease his father. Though it is meant to be purely a business arrangement, real sparks fly as they spend time together.


Everything About Her is a 2016 Filipino comedy-drama film directed by Joyce E. Bernal, starring Vilma Santos, Xian Lim , and Ms. Angel Locsin. It was released on 27 January 2016 under Star Cinema. The film earned ₱15 million on its first day of release.[3]

The film is serve as a comeback film of Star Of All Seasons Vilma Santos-Recto after her last film in 2013 Ekstra: The Bit Player. As of February 20, 2016 the film has earned ₱208 million[4] The film received generally positive reviews from film critics.
The film follows the story of a successful businesswoman named Vivian, who learned that she is suffering from stage 3 cancer. She then hires a private nurse, Jaica, to take care of her. But she's bound to play a bigger role in Vivian's life as she becomes the bridge between the mother and her son Albert, who had felt neglected all his life. How will the three change and be changed by their circumstances?[5]
Cast[edit]
Vilma Santos as Vivian Rabaya[5]
Angel Locsin as Jaica Domingo[5]
Xian Lim as Albert Mitra[5]
Michael De Mesa as Leo
Nonie Buencamino as JJ
Khalil Ramos as Jared
Devon Seron as Jenny
Alexa Ilacad as Jewel
Vangie Labalan as Manang
Buboy Villar as Boy
Niña Dolino as Arlene
Dante Ponce
Bart Guingona

Release[edit]

Everything About Her opened in the Philippines on 27 January 2016 under Star Cinema. The film open in the United States on 29 January and the United Kingdom on 6 February.

Rating[edit]

The film is graded A by the Cinema Evaluation Board (CEB) and is rated PG (Parental Guidance) by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB).[3]

Reception[edit]

Critical Reception[edit]

Everything About Her received generally positive reviews from film critics , praising the three main actors' performances.

Oggs Cruz from Rappler gave a positive review saying "Everything About Her is predictable, which isn’t necessary a problem. There is also something inherently wrong about the message of women being forced to choose between motherhood and their careers, but that message is but part and parcel of the studio’s family-friendly and escapist agendas."[6]

Rod Magaru Show , a blogger gave a rating of 9/10 saying that "The film’s attempt to bring out the tears in audience eyes succeeded in multiple scenes. If you have to ask me, I will never ever let my mom feel like I am near yet so far. But of course we live in different background. From professional writers’ perspective, there’s a story behind everything. How a picture got on a wall. How a scar got on your face


Lumayo Ka Nga Sa Akin is a 2016 Filipino comedy anthology film based on Bob Ong's 2011 book of the same name.[1][2] It was directed by Mark Meily, Andoy Ranay and Chris Martinez starring Cristine Reyes, Maricel Soriano, Herbert Bautista, Antoinette Taus, Paolo Ballesteros, Jason Gainza, Candy Pangilinan, Benjie Paras and Shy Carlos. It was released on January 13, 2016.

The film parodies mainstream Filipino movies and television shows, as well as popular culture, while tackling several national issues at the same time.
Bala Sa Bala, Kamao Sa Kamao, Satsat Sa Satsat[edit]

The first film in the trilogy centers around Diego, an action star who wants to take revenge against a group of bad guys, also known as "Bandidos" (bandits), after they killed his parents, his wife, Ashley, and everyone who attended their wedding, just a few moments right after they get married at the beginning of the film. As the story unfolds, Diego, being an action star, gets into misadventures and finds himself in trouble-after-trouble. Unfortunately, Divina Tuazon, a famous actress and Diego's new found leading lady, was kidnapped by the Bandidos. Finally, in an abandoned warehouse (a setting where most of Pinoy action films' final scenes takes place), Diego tries to save Divina from the evil hands of Bandido's merciless and heartless leader named "Bos".

The plot generally follows themes from classic Filipino action movies, as well as comedy films from early 80's to 90's. For example, Diego's sidekicks, Dodoy and Momoy uses slapstick from time to time, a type of comedy which was very popular in the country for the past decades.

Shake, Shaker, Shakest[edit]

A middle-cass family was forced to enter and stay in a white haunted house for several days after being stranded in an unfamiliar place. The title is play on the Shake, Rattle & Roll film series and the plot is a ludicrous horror film.

Asawa ni Marie[edit]

A rags-to-riches story about Marie, a poor girl who has a confusing status in life and love. The plot is similar to Philippine dramas/ soap operas, particularly Marimar.
Cast[edit]

Bala sa Bala, Kamao sa Kamao, Satsat sa Satsat[edit]
Benjie Paras as Diego
Candy Pangilinan as Divina Tuazon
Bearwin Meily
Rez Cortez as Bos
Roxanne Barcelo as Joleena Ann Baretto

Shake, Shaker, Shakest[edit]
Maricel Soriano as Cora Catacutan
Herbert Bautista as Carlos Catacutan
Shy Carlos as Aby Catacutan
Andrew Muhlach as Mar Catacutan
JM Ibañez as Samuel Catacutan
Ryan Eigenmann as Pundit

Asawa ni Marie[edit]
Cristine Reyes as Marie/Mharilyn
Antoinette Taus as Señorita Avila
Paolo Ballesteros as Señorito Boglee Ginintuan
Jason Gainza as Señorito Lapid
Jackie Lou Blanco as Señorita Onor
Joey Paras as Aling Minda
Sam Y.G. as the voice of Yagit

 One Night Only (Filipino: Isang Gabi Lang) is a 2008 comedy-romance film by OctoArts and Canary. It was starred by ABS-CBN, GMA and TV5 actors/actresses.[1] It was released/ premiered on December 25, 2008.
The Prenup is a 2015 Filipino romantic comedy film starring Jennylyn Mercado and Sam Milby. It is written and directed by Jun Lana. It was released on October 14, 2015 by Regal Entertainment.[2][3][4]
The film is about two people meet on a plane and fall in love in New York. They're all set to get married back in the Philippines, but the guy's rich parents are suspicious of the girl's intentions and insist on a prenuptial agreement.[

Wendy (Jennylyn Mercado) is a woman who goes to the United States to meet her biological father. On board the plane, she meets Sean (Sam Milby). Wendy and Sean initially have a cat-dog relationship but they eventually warm up to each other. When her biological father fails to accommodate her, Sean invites Wendy to stay in his apartment. They fall in love with each other and decide to get married.
However, when they return to the Philippines, they become frustrated when their families don't get along. The rich guy's parents (Jaclyn Jose and Freddie Webb) insist that Wendy sign a prenuptial agreement. Their lives become even more complicated when Wendy's parents (Dominic Ochoa and Gardo Versoza) add their own clauses to the prenup.

Cast

Heneral Luna (lit. General Luna) is a 2015 Filipino historical biopic film depicting General Antonio Luna's leadership of the Philippine Revolutionary Army during the Philippine-American War. It opens with the beginning of hostilities with the American colonizers, and ends with the assassination of Luna on June 5, 1899 - a period in which Luna served as Supreme Chief of the Army under the First Philippine Republic.
Directed by Jerrold Tarog and produced by Artikulo Uno Productions, the film received critical acclaim from critics and audiences alike, praising its cinematography, writing, acting and plot. The film was selected as the Philippine entry for the Best Foreign Language Film at the 88th Academy Awards but it was not nominated.[4]
With a production budget of 80 million pesos,[5][6] it is one of the most expensive Filipino epic historical films ever released. On September 29, 2015, it broke previous record of ₱160 million to become the highest grossing Filipino historical film of all time.[7][8] Despite a 50% discount offered student viewers,[9] by the beginning of its fourth week the film was well on its way to reaching the ₱200 million gross ticket sales.[10] On October 11, it was officially announced that the film had reached its ₱240M break even point

President Emilio Aguinaldo (Mon Confiado) together with his Prime Minister Apolinario Mabini (Epi Quizon) and the whole presidential cabinet are debating the issue of the American presence in the Philippines. Felipe Buencamino (Nonie Buencamino) and Pedro Paterno (Leo Martinez) support a trade with Americans while General Antonio Luna (John Arcilla) and General José Alejandrino (Alvin Anson) wants to wage war to gain independence for the Philippines. Luna asks the cabinet to authorize a pre-emptive strike while the Americans have yet to land their ground troops. Aguinaldo however assured his cabinet that the Americans had promised to help win freedom from their Spanish overlords. Unfortunately, the Americans have invaded key cities in Manila, indicating a possible war against the Filipinos.
Luna and his trusted comrades – General José Alejandrino, Colonel Francisco “Paco” Román (Joem Bascon), Captain Eduardo Rusca (Archie Alemania), Captain José Bernal (Alex Medina) and Major Manuel Bernal (Art Acuña) – embark on an arduous campaign against the invading American forces. During an intense battle against American troops led by General Arthur MacArthur Jr. (Miguel Faustmann) and General Elwell Otis (E.A. Rocha), Luna asks for reinforcements from the Kawit Battalion but its commander, Captain Pedro Janolino (Ketchup Eusebio), refuses to comply because the order did not come from President Aguinaldo himself. Luna angrily rides to Janolino's camp, humiliates him in front his men, and dismisses the battalion for insubordination. Luna then assembles an army of 4,000 soldiers by declaring his infamous "Article One", stating that all who refuse to follow his orders shall be executed without the benefit of a trial in a military court. He also recruits Lieutenant García (Ronnie Lazaro) after seeing his marksmanship skills, and makes him commander of his elite unit of sharpshooters.
As the war drags on, Buencamino and Paterno indicate their support of a proposal by the Americans for Philippine autonomy. Enraged by this, Luna orders their arrest. Luna’s campaign is undermined by General Tomás Mascardo (Lorenz Martinez), who opposes Luna's order for reinforcements, stating that he will only follow the President's direct orders. While the two generals are about to clash in Pampanga, the Americans advance steadily as other Filipino generals like Gregorio del Pilar (Paulo Avelino) retreat to the north. Luna visits Aguinaldo and Mabini to file his resignation, knowing that Buencamino and Paterno had been set free. Aguinaldo refuses to accept his resignation, but agrees to let Luna establish a headquarters for the Philippine Army in the north.
Later, Luna is summoned by a telegram to the President’s headquarters in Cabanatuan. Although his officers are suspicious, Luna rides to Cabanatuan, bringing only Román and Rusca with him. Most of the soldiers had already left headquarters under Aguinaldo's orders, with the exception of some elements of the Kawit Battalion. Luna discovers upon arrival that Aguinaldo had already left and only Buencamino remains in the office. As they exchange heated words, a single shot is fired outside. Luna investigates and encounters Captain Janolino and his men, who attack him. Luna is shot, stabbed, and hacked repeatedly to death. Román is also killed while a wounded Rusca surrenders to the Kawit soldiers. Most of Luna's remaining loyal officers are arrested, while some are killed, including the Bernal brothers.
As ordered by Aguinaldo, Luna and Román are buried with full military honors by the Kawit Battalion - the same men who killed them. Mabini, who is among the mourners, notices a bloodied Bolo of one of the soldiers; however, the Kawit Battalion would be exonerated thereafter.
While American newspapers quickly blame Aguinaldo for the death of Luna, after the war an aged Aguinaldo denies his involvement on the assassination; he acknowledges Antonio Luna as his most brilliant and most capable general. MacArthur and Otis acknowledge Luna as a worthy adversary, laughing at the fact that the Filipinos killed the only real general they had.
In the mid-credits scene, General Gregorio del Pilar makes ready to cover Aguinaldo's retreat to the north. He gathers Luna's remaining men and orders his aide to select 60 of them.

Directed by 

Carlos Siguion-Reyna

Writing Credits  

Elsa Martinez-Coscolluela ... (story)
 
Bibeth Orteza ... (screenplay)

Cast (in credits order) complete, awaiting verification  


Maricel Soriano ...
Elena
Dina Bonnevie ...
Carla
Tonton Gutierrez ...
Roy
Michael De Mesa ...
Vic
Daria Ramirez ...
Tasing
Cherry Pie Picache ...
Amay
Pen Medina ...
Pedring
Meryll Soriano ...
Bibing (as Merryl Soriano)
Rafael Siguion-Reyna ...
Dino
Tony Mabesa ...
Fiscal
Tess Dumpit ...
Carla's Patient (as Tess Michelena)
Bibeth Orteza ...
Elena's Doctor
Benjie Felipe ...
Television Reporter
Tessie Villarama ...
Amay's Employer (as Tess Villarama)
Ricky Baizas ...
Larry
Mailes Kanapi ...
Carla's Nurse
Manolo Barrientos ...
Doctor Obrero
Macky Aquino ...
Husband of Patient
Mimi Yaptiongco ...
Leila
Crispin Pineda ...
Abortionist
Nina Nocos ...
Teenage Couple
Ramsey Fabillan ...
Teenage Couple
Sara Siguion-Reyna ...
Girl in Park
Joseph Buncalan ...
Male Couple in Park
Jon-Jon Mandigorin ...
Male Couple in Park
Ruben Monsanto ...
Park Heckler
Tony Banes ...
Park Heckler
Carlo Incanto ...
Press Photographer
Alvin Santos ...
Radio Reporter
Alvin Villorente ...
Radio Reporter
Jojo Oducayen ...
Television Cameraman
Edwin Briones ...
Driver at Village Gate
Sammy Macairan ...
Village Security Guard (as Samuel Macairan)
Ricardo Yu ...
Village Security Guard
Demetrio Balicas ...
Pedring's Friend
Peter Rocha ...
Pedring's Friend
Graciano Bagnas ...
Tricycle Driver
Rey-Jan Sta. Maria ...
Elena's Baby
 
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