Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow is a Filipino drama film directed by Jun Luna. The film stars Maricel Soriano, Gabby Concepcion, Agot Isidro, Jericho Rosales and several others.[1] It is an official entry for the 2011 Metro Manila Film Festival. It was released on 25 December 2011.
Medy (Pokwang), a make-up artist, was given the chance of a lifetime to accompany a concert star to the United States for a performance. She phttp://www.watchfilipinomovies.com/wp-admin/link-manager.phpromised her family that she will return after a week. However, while in America, she stumbled upon a former classmate Helen (Beth Tamayo) who convinced her to stay for good in the land of milk and honey. She initially refused, but eventually gave in, when she got a call one night from her husband that [...]
Richard and Raymond are two teenage brothers. Richard is the leader of his gang, “Bagong Buwan,” while Raymond is just being inducted into rival gang, “Batang Dilim.” Complications arise at a deadly midnight engkwentro (clash), when Raymond is given the task of killing his older brother. Meanwhile, the City Death Squad lurks the streets. This real-life vigilante group is allegedly backed by the city mayor and responsible for many unsolved murders of teen gangsters. Today, they are hunting down Richard. [...]
The loving and nurturing Mariel (Sharon Cuneta) marries Edward (Christopher De Leon) after his first wife abandons him and their three children (Claudine Barretto, Patrick Garcia and Camille Prats). Mariel strives to win the acceptance and affection of her new stepchildren, even as she tries to define her role in the family. Directed by Olivia M. Lamasan, this provocative film explores issues of love, trust and what it means to be a family.
Antonio Chan, a prominent Chinese businessman, has three women in his life — the Filipina Sol, the Chinese Lu Shui and the Filipino-Chinese Belinda — and to complicate matters further, he has children with all three women. But when a devastating crisis shakes up the overextended Tsinoy family, they’re forced to confront the issues they’ve long refused to face, and in the process, they build a brand-new relationship.
Anne Curtis is excited about her latest film No Other Woman, which also stars Derek Ramsay and Cristine Reyes, because she gets to showcase her mettle as an actress. “I think this is really the last adult film from Star Cinema for this year,” explained Anne. “It’s a mature love story affair so I’m excited kasi puro mga rom-com (romantic-comedy) ang mga napapanood natin [so] for a change it’s something with depth.”
Aaron and Giselle are an ambitious couple, but their hard work isn’t enough to provide for the comfortable life they desire. The marriage of their well-to-do bosom buddies, Bullet and Jasmine, also goes from bliss to bleak. Their situation heads further south when Bullet ends up in bed with a distraught and inebriated Giselle! Many confrontations later, Jasmine is seen sharing late-night trysts with Aaron while their repentant spouses patiently wait for them at home! With friends like these, who [...]
Charity (Angel Locsin) has found the love of her life in Nathan (Richard Gutierrez), but their relationship is forbidden by her family, who insists she marry a Chinese man. The perfect candidate appears when her childhood sweetheart, Timothy (Christian Bautista), sweeps into town, but Charity is devoted to Nathan. Only her abilities in the kitchen give Charity solace as she tries to sort out the romantic nightmare her life has become.
Lilia Chiong Yang (Vilma Santos) seems to have everything a woman could want, including a loving husband (Jay Manalo) who pampers her, children (Patrick Garcia, Karylle and Angel Locsin) any parent would be proud of and the respect and admiration of the most powerful people in the land. But just as she’s preparing for her 25th wedding anniversary, a chance encounter with an old flame (Christopher De Leon) could jeopardize everything.
Jessica Santiago (Julia Montes) & Ana Bartolome (Kathryn Bernardo) are two sisters who have lived in separate lives for 12 long years. Jessie, though an excellent student, has grown to feel sorrow of Ana’s lost while Ana, not knowing that she’s an orphan, grew up in a far-flung fishing village. When they meet in a swimming competition, the Santiagos exert effort to bring Ana back. But when Ana returns home, Jessie feels more abandoned & lovelorn. With their relationship turning [...]
The movie revolves around a young, contemporary, rebellious woman Vangie Cruz (Ina Feleo), whose family life and career as a video editor are disrupted when her only brother, a newly ordained priest, Fr. Johnny (Marvin Agustin), is diagnosed of Acute Myeloid Leukemia. As a sibling, Vangie is called upon to be a donor for Fr. Johnny’s bone marrow transplant. At first, Vangie is very reluctant. She has a clinical phobia for medical procedures, the reasons for which are rooted in [...]
Relationship problems plague a family of siblings in director Catherine O. Camarillo’s multilayered indie drama. Businessman Jimmy (Piolo Pascual) is reeling from the shock of being dumped by his fiancée, while his sisters cope with their own romantic woes. Leslie (Krista Ranillo) can’t decide between two eligible bachelors, Annette (Andrea Del Rosario) nurtures a long-distance love, and housewife Claire (Dimples Romana) can’t get pregnant.
“Emir” is all about Amelia (Frenscheska Farr). Amelia hails from Ilocos and she is forced to find work abroad to provide for her family. Amelia leaves her family and everything she loves behind. Amelia applies as a nanny and is lucky enough to be the caretaker of the Sheik’s pregnant wife. Later on, Amelia is given appointed nanny of the Sheik’s first born son Ahmed. Through the years, Amelia will not only see Ahmed grow to a boy but she [...]
The story revolves around Rosario (Jennylyn Mercado), a paragon of beauty and grace, intelligent, sophisticated, a liberal thinker, a young and liberated Filipina in the 1920s who has just arrived from New York, and is spending her vacation in their hacienda. The daughter of Don Enrique (Phillip Salvador) and Doña Adela (Eula Valdez), Rosario was a passionate woman who lives according to her heart’s desires. She was a woman ahead of her time.[3] There, she meets and falls in love [...]
After working in Hong Kong for a decade to support her family, Josie (Vilma Santos) returns home to find her children’s lives in ruins. Since their father’s death five years ago, her daughters (Claudine Barretto and Shiela Junsay) and son (Baron Geisler) have made their way through life without their mother. But with a lack of parental guidance, they’re on a path to destruction. Can Josie ever repair the damage her long absence has caused?
After enduring a troubled childhood, a woman struggles to find herself in this provocative tale about life’s vagaries and ultimate redemption. The film follows the emotional journey of Sabel (Judy Ann Santos), a complex woman portrayed as both bad and good, who permanently alters the lives of those in her orbit — and who is eventually charged with murder. Among the supporting cast are Wendell Ramos, Iza Calzado and Sunshine Dizon.
Angelu de Leon is a girl in search for what she has lost and afraid to lose what she has found on January 29. She is an orphan longing to be reunited with her sisters Vina Morales, Anna Roces and Donna Cruz in “Kadenang Bulaklak”. In “Ang Lahat ng Ito’y Para Sa ‘Yo”, she is a wealthy woman who tries to hold on to the love she shares with Bobby Andrews, despite their contrasting social backgrounds.
Kung Ayaw Mo, Huwag Mo, is the first full length film of the Marvin-Jolina loveteam and the second movie Jolina is with Maricel Soriano. The movie is about the relationship of the 2 sisters, Ditas (Jolina) and Doris (Maricel Soriano) as they go through life with only the two of them together, and their respective love interests Marvin Agustin and William Martinez. The conflict begins when Doris becomes too strict on Ditas on having a boyfriend. Jolina and Maricel Soriano [...]
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