Heneral Luna, Kita Kita, BuyBust on Netflix
You asked for it, Netflixers… and you got it! Now you can enjoy critically-acclaimed and blockbuster Filipino films alongside top global titles. Over the next few months, local favorites will start streaming on Netflix Philippines.
Starting this month, you can watch the topnotch acting, impressive cinematography and gripping plot of Heneral
Luna. The 2015 historical biopic is directed by Jerrold Tarog and stars Epi Quizon, Leo Martinez and John Arcilla as the titular character.
On Nov. 15, catch Erik Matti’s BuyBust, which tells the story of an antidrug squad trapped in a Manila slum as its operation gets compromised. Anne Curtis delivers an outstanding performance as an officer fighting for her life.
Kita Kita will start streaming on Nov. 16. Set in Japan, the rom-com has captivated international critics and audiences alike. Tour guide Lea (Alessandra de Rossi) suffers from heartbreak and goes blind after finding out her Japanese fiancé has been cheating on her. Enter the wickedly charming Tonyo (Empoy Marquez) to save her from misery.
Meanwhile, more are coming soon.
In My Ex & Whys, things turn upside down when the blog Cali (Liza Soberano) made about her ex-boyfriend Gio (Enrique Gil) goes unexpectedly viral on social media. To make things worse, they both get invited to a wedding of their close friend, leaving them with no choice but to face each other.
Exes also reunite (in a workplace) in It Takes A Man And A Woman. Miggy (John Lloyd Cruz) and Laida (Sarah Geronimo) try to co-exist in the same company but their business decisions clash, causing awkward tension in the office. Ultimately, the two let their guard down and realize the real definition of true love.
In Seven Sundays, the Bonifacio siblings reunite when they find out their father is diagnosed with cancer. In the process, they have to deal with unresolved issues among themselves before it’s too late. This family tearjerker stars a powerhouse cast that includes Rolando Valdez, Aga Muhlach and Dingdong Dantes.
Starting Over Again tells the story of Marco (Piolo Pascual) who thought Ginny (Toni Gonzaga) was the one — until she rejected his wedding proposal and left the country for her post-graduate degree. Years later, they meet again and get a second chance at love. Will they get a happy ending or is Ginny four years too late?
After a bad breakup, Mace (Angelica Panganiban) decides to have a change of scenery in the film That Thing Called Tadhana. She goes on a road trip to Baguio with Anthony (JM de Guzman), her new friend whom she met at an airport. Like longlost pals, they share their stories about love, life and dreams.
Trixie (Sarah Geronimo), an aspiring musician, catches the attention of Gino (Piolo Pascual), a popular rock star in The Breakup
Playlist. But while their musical collaboration brings them closer, personal ambitions and issues soon threaten to silence their love.
In the complicated love story The Mistress, JD (John Lloyd Cruz) pursues the hard-to-get Sari (Bea Alonzo) even though he finds out she is a mistress of a rich businessman. Torn between a passionate young man and a loyal paramour, who will Sari choose?
In Vince & Kath & James, a young love triangle is born with Joshua Garcia, Julia Barretto and Ronnie Alonte. For more details, visit
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