Agot Isidro

JC, a young Filipino man is forced to take over the family business set by his estranged tyrant father, a lonesome motel in the remote wilderness, providing shelter to illegal immigrants on behalf of the Government. But as JC and the guests soon discover, Motel Acacia is home to a dark and ancient spirit, which devours men and impregnates women.

On the eve of his 60th birthday, newly widowed billionaire Valentin Esposo gathers his ten mistresses to make amends for the way he has treated them. In the past, Valentin was always on the lookout for the next pretty young thing. But now, he claims that the death of his wife has made him re-assess the way he was living his life. Now, he wants to start anew.

Four teens pursue their dreams while navigating their feelings for each other as they dive into the wild world of livestreaming.

Outages from a volcanic eruption drag four 13 year olds away from their game consoles and thrust on a journey of self discovery in 1990’s Manilla.

Many years had passed yet Jessica (Julia Montes) still feels guilty over having lost her sister Joanna, then a toddler, at the beach. Her mother Amy (Agot Isidro) has never gotten over the loss and continues to search for Joanna, who unknown to them has been found and raised as Anna by a fisherman’s family. At a swimming competition, Jessica competes with her estranged sister Joanna/Anna (Kathryn Bernardo) who nervously goes to the comfort room humming a familiar tune which Amy recognizes, making her assert that Anna is her lost daughter. After comparing pictures with Anna’s adopted mother Lerma (Lolot De Leon), Amy confirms that Anna Is Joanna and persuades her to come home. But Jessica gets insecure and resents all the attention being showered on Joanna. Jessica becomes harsh and difficult with Joanna then challenges her to a race at sea, but Jessica drowns, prompting Joanna to save her. Joanna decides to go back to her adopted family while Jessica recovers and asks for Joanna.