Lotlot De Leon

Joy (Kris Aqino) finds an interesting package on the bus that turns out to be a beautiful Chinese mirror. Believing that it may be a good luck charm in her house, she soon realizes she has brought on a curse that soon brings upon a series of unfortunate events in her life. "Feng Shui" is a Filipino horror film from Star Cinema.

Inspired by true events in the Philippines, this action-thriller series explores the shadowy gun-for-hire rings that employ prison inmates to carry out political assassinations for those in power. Released from jail with the help of influential and mysterious clients, hitmen Tatang, Daniel and Roman find themselves at the mercy of a much larger, more sinister game. Meanwhile, in separate cities, law enforcers Joaquin and Francis and journalists Sisoy and Arnel set out to uncover the truth -- but must decide whether unmasking the dastardly deeds of those at the highest levels of power is worth the risk to themselves and their families.

After secretly gifting six strangers a cruise, a billionaire goes missing, and Ace suspects one of the six is a murderer. Meanwhile, Mrs. Stubing wants to feel she's more than just the captain's wife.

After falling victim to a scam, a Filipino filmmaker extends his stay in Los Angeles and forms an unexpected connection with his cute but serious Korean-American roommate.

After meeting through a heated exchange on social media, two people with different backgrounds begin an online romance in the midst of a pandemic.

Gab becomes engaged to her long-time boyfriend Jason and discovers that she is already married, but to a total stranger, the happy-go-lucky Dos.

When a young missionary uncovers his late father's long-held secret, he travels from the Philippines to Spain in search of his dad's forbidden love.

Lino aimlessly searches for his wife, Mary Grace, in the unfamiliar streets of Milan. He meets Jenny, a pragmatic woman who is tired of juggling multiple jobs, and he falls in love with her.

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.