Synopsis
A young man from a poor family poses as a journalist and starts working on a documentary on a presidential candidate. As he gets closer to his story and finds more success a a journalist, his life begins spiraling into chaos.

Main Cast
Coco Martin

Supporting Cast
Baron Geisler, Cherry Pie Picache, Cheska Billiones, Erich Gonzales, Joem Bascon, Vice Ganda

Director
Dondon S. Santos

Film Producer
Arnel Nacario, Katherine Catalan

Genre
Drama / Politics/Religion

Release Year
2010

Released By
Star Cinema

A co-production of Star Cinema, Octoarts and Quantum Films, Here Comes the Bride stars Angelica Panganiban, Tuesday Vargas and Eugene Domingo. In support of the lead stars are Jaime Fabregas, Cherry Pie Picache, John “Sweet” Lapus and PBB’s Tom Rodriguez (formerly Tom Mott).

Directed by Chris Martinez, Here Comes the Bride will open in cinemas on May 12, 2010.

Synopsis: Angelica Panganiban plays the role of Stephanie, a shy bride who is about to marry her fiance, Harold, played by Tom Rodriguez of Pinoy Big Brother Double Up fame. Stephanie is a Maria Clara-type of girl who will do everything to save her virginity for her fiance. One solar eclipse, while Stephanie is en route to her wedding, she met an accident that changed her life and the lives of people who were also included in that accident. The supernatural event that happened triggered the souls of those people in the accident area to go out of their respective bodies and transfer to the bodies of different people.

In the accident area, there include John “Sweet” Lapus’s character. Sweet plays a gay make up artist whose soul ended up to Stephanie’s body, turning Angelica Panganiban’s character into a flirty, man-hungry sexy woman. This event makes Stephanie different from her natural being.

Meanwhile, Jaime Fabregas’s character, a 69-years old man with seems to have no social life at all, his soul ended up with John Lapus’s body. Now being a much younger man, Jaime Fabregas’s character soul learns to become excited with life and finds himself a girlfriend. Remember, John Lapus’s character is a gay make up artist, right? Hahaha…

What if a very powerful attorney’s soul is transported to the body of a maid? This is what Eugene Domingo’s character got into trouble with when her soul was transferred to Tuesday Vargas’s character’s body. Tuesday Vargas plays the role of a maid.

Now that all of the souls are all mixed up together, finding their body is not suited for their soul, how will Harold (Tom Rodriguez) find the soul of his true bride? Will he able to find the correct soul of Stephanie? Can the souls go back to their respective bodies?

You To Me Are Everything

Release Date: May 5, 2010

Genre: Romantic-Comedy [Tagalog]

Starring: Dingdong Dantes and Marian Rivera

Screenplay By: Aloy Adlawan

Directed By: Mark Reyes

Produced By: Regal Films and GMA Films

Plot Outline: Dingdong plays Rafael, a rich guy whose luck suddenly turned upside down after losing everything. When he needed to get his life back on track, he met Iska, played by Marian Rivera – the instant rich girl from the province. Rafael becomes her business adviser and uses her to become rich again only to find out that she’ll change him more than he expected.

SYNOPSIS: Dingdong’s character is a city boy who comes from an affluent family. His father’s conviction, however, resulted in his loss of assets, status, and even his home.

Marian plays a provincial girl who suddenly found herself with more money than she could imagine. She inherits the bulk of her wealthy father’s assets, including the foreclosed mansion of Dingdong’s family.

To do honor to her father’s legacy, Marian needed to gain some understanding of the assets she inherited. The only business experience she has is her stall in the marketplace. Dingdong is then tapped to train her in managing a business. The two struck a deal and what follows are a series of comedic situations wherein Dingdong tries to exorcise Marian’s provincialism. Somewhere along the way though, they fell in love.

Can two people from different worlds make it work?

Every woman has a secret love affair with red shoes. Girls of all ages, shapes and sizes own at least one red pair.

In 1986, in the evening of the People Power Revolution in the Philippines, 10-year-old Lucas Munozca catches sight of the First Lady’s 3000 pairs of shoes at the Presidential Palace and decides to steal a pair of red shoes.

That’s how the excitement begins. The battle of the networks sizzles in a love-able way as GMA prime timer Marvin Agustin stars as Lucas who falls in love with tall, sosyal Bettina, played by ABS-CBN luminary Nikki Gil. Marvin and Nikki loved the script so much; they made time to match their schedules with each other. Together they take the audience on a merry chase of tumbling emotions and silly notions. It is Marvin’s and Nikki’s first pairing and Nikki Gil’s first ever starring role.

“The Red Shoes” is a love story, plain and simple, but one set against an intriguing chapter of Philippine history, produced by Unitel, the group that made the box office hit “Crying Ladies” and “Santa Santita.”

Unitel President and CEO Tony Gloria was instantly drawn to the story when Marvin Agustin and Director Raul Jorolan presented it to him. He wasted no time in getting the wheels turning to make the project a reality.

“The story unfolds through three decades as we tell Lucas’ story,” Jorolan lets on. “Young, resolute and in love, there is nothing that will stop him from pursuing his goals – not even committing an act amidst the chaos and confusion of the 1986 People Power revolution – all in the name of love.”

The movie also stars Liza Lorena, Tessie Tomas, Iwa Moto, Tetchie Agbayani, Monica Llamas and Tirso Cruz III. It will be shown in local theaters on March 10, 2010.

Synopsis: Two young lovers, both having sprung from toxic, abusive families, find their only hope in the freedom of a burgeoning love. But the past is never far behind, and family inevitably gets in the way.

Main Cast: Alessandra de Rossi, Victor Basa

Supporting Cast: Bing Pimentel, Daria Ramirez, Jay Manalo, Lara Morena, Lemuelle Pelayo, Max Eigenmann, Paolo Rivero, Rosanna Roces

Director: Adolfo Alix Jr.

Writer: Jean Altavas

Genre: Drama / Romance

Release Year: 2010

Released By: Sunflower Films