A member of a kidnap-for-ransom gang, Gene is a reluctant criminal. A hoodlum with a big heart, he treats his victims with kindness. Gene gets into a passionate affair with Dolor, a former bar girl who is now a kept woman of a rich man who beats her. Both Gene and Dolor plan to escape: he from the syndicate, and she from her cruel lover.
Bakit Hindi Ka Crush Ng Crush Mo? is a 2013 Filipino film adaptation of Ramon Bautista’s novel of the same title. The romantic comedy film is produced by Star Cinema and is part of its 20th Anniversary presentation. It tells the story of a brainy ugly duckling girl and on how she turns into someone who’s worth loving. It is the first movie team up of Kim Chiu and Xian Lim and is directed by Joyce Bernal.
Love thy neighbours, not thy neighbours wife. This story is about two girls finding love ,romance and also satisfy their sexual needs with each others husbands. As the story goes, they find the real love with their own husband and realising their lust towards other guys.
“Dolphy” is a two-part biographical film of the life of Rodolfo Vera Quizon, better known as Dolphy, as told by the man himself in a series of interviews about his life during the last 80 years. Additional interviews from people he has touched and shared his moments supplement this documentary, along with still photographs and video excerpts from his movie and television work.
Part I – The Public Life
Part II – The Private Life
Get ready for a bare-all show with the sexy musical comedy stage play Private Parts. Featuring Hotbabe ng Bayan Maui Taylor and her male counterpart, Hotman ng Bayan Allen Dizon. Private Parts depicts the many facets of a man and his relationships with various women. Serious at times but often hilarious, and spiced with rousing musical numbers, Private Parts shows the many foibles of men and women in their desperate pursuit of happiness.
What drives a married woman to seek another man? What kind of hunger is there that compels her to crave? What sort of fire incites her to embrace sin? A daring adaptation of DH Lawrence’s controversial novel, Lady Chatterly’s Lover. This movie tells of a young beautiful wife whose wealthy but paraplegic husband (Edu) cannot provide her the physical intimacy she desires. And to satisfy her hunger for the flesh, she takes on a lover.
Cathy (Maui Taylor), a young and innocent freshman, had a crush on senior hunk, Nick, the campus’ basketball star. One day, he came to her and asked her to have dinner and drive her home. One thing led to another until she ended up giving her virginity not knowing that he made a bet with his friends. He dumped her right after he got what he wanted without any explanation.
Star Cinema’s initial movie offering for its 20th anniversary celebration shares the story of the Salazar siblings namely Teddie (Toni), the eldest, who works as a teacher in Spain; Bobbie (Bea), who is now successful in New York; Alex (Angel), the third child who is a Manila-based independent film assistant director; Gabbie (Shaina), a school teacher who lives at home together with their mother; and CJ(Enchong) the youngest child who put all his sisters in shock when he announced that he is going to marry his girlfriend of four months, Princess.
Due to a highway bus accident, three strangers Tonio (Leo Martinez), Caloy (Enchong Dee), and Fiesta (Eugene Domingo) are literally connected by a piece of steel bar; unfortunately for them, the small hospital where they were directed has only two operating rooms, and before the decision can be made, we get a glimpse of their own lives prior to the said incident. There, we see Tonio, a retired family man, whose aim is to put up a bakery. Fiesta is a cranky female bus conductor who’s being haunted by her past, while Caloy is a typical college student whose world revolves with the notion of finally having her long distant girlfriend deflowered. Tuhog is a very competent and inspired take on life’s many possibilities and how fate can possibly bring us to see that. It’s one that can make you ask questions about yourself despite not getting the answers instantly.
When one’s fate seems boxed in by the rigors of living, the urge to liberate the self is at its utmost. At the center of this besieged universe is Joyce Jimenez who plays the central character in the film, Isya. At the helm of this celluloid sex-drama in acclaimed writer-director Jose Javier Reyes. Into Isya’s world we are ushered, hence. Hoping to come out of it redeemed. Free at last from the clutches of the everyday demons hounding Isya’s seemingly indeterminable angsts. Those which are, at film’s end, somehow acknowledge as much as our own.
Lupe ( Andrea del Rosario) and Manolo (Leandro Munoz) are a young couple whose marriage life is about to undergo a drastic change when Manolo leaves for another country. Left all alone through uneventful days and empty nights, Lupe tries to suppress her sexual needs. A task that is, as Lupe will soon discover, easier said than done especially when Elmo (Jordan Herrera), an attractive young man, enters her life and awakens her primal urges.
Helen and Dave are a happy couple, but their relationship is tested when Helen’s younger sister comes into the picture. Helen’s family is under threat from being torn apart as the two sisters fight for the affections of a single man, and Helen herself is put to the test when faced with the temptation of a man she once loved.
