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Love or Money is a brand new film starring Coco Martin and Angelica Panganiban directed by Mae Cruz-Alviar, produced by Star Cinema. Its about Angel (played by Angelica Panganiban) having to pick between being with her sugar daddy and the amazing lifestyle he's able to give her vs Leon (played by Coco Martin) who can only offer her a simple lifestyle and love. The movie takes us on an adventure in Dubai where, as you might guess Leon and Angel fall in love and live happily ever after.

The movie was released on March 12th, 2021.

In this week's Tambay News episode we talk about the rising cases of Covid-19 in the Philippines, The Mayor of  Calbayog murder shootout with the PNP, a Harvard professor stating that comfort women were all volunteers and so much more. 

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The film centers on the love story of Joy (Bernardo) and Ethan (Richards), Filipino workers based in Hong Kong. Ethan, a bartender, is keen on romantically pursuing Joy, a domestic helper who is wholly dedicated to providing for her family. Joy is destined to leave Hong Kong as soon as possible to pursue her dream as a nurse in Canada. Ethan disregards that and continues to pursue even though the chances of her staying is slim to non.

Directed by Cathy Garcia-Molina

Produced by

Screenplay by

Starring

Music byJessie Q. Lasaten

Cinematography: Noel Teehankee

Edited by: Marya Ignacio

Production

ABS-CBN Film Productions

Distributed by: Star Cinema

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Running time

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This week we got some COVID vaccine updates, OFW news, an American pervert sentenced to prison and some entertainment news.

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Kita Kita or I see you is a film about a working Filipino woman working as a travel guide in Sapporo, Japan. She was driven to blindness due to extreme stress and heartache. While living alone, she found comfort in the company of a fellow Filipino who served as her eyes during her times of temporary blindness. Its a really cute movie with awesome punchlines that makes you say "awww" and fall inlove. 

Directed by: Sigrid Andrea Bernardo

Produced by

Written by Sigrid Andrea Bernardo

Starring

Narrated by Piolo Pascual[1]

Music by Arlene Flerida Calvo

Cinematography: Boy Yñiguez

Edited by: Marya Ignacio

Production

Sharo Entertainment 

Productions

Viva Films

Distributed by VIVA Films

Release date

Running time

95 minutes 

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What's going on guys, hope you all had a fantastic week and that the weekend will be full of amazing fun or just chill at the home and listen to our podcast. In this week's news update, we talk about the Philippines trading nurses for vaccines, Filipino's in the states are warned about potential violence against them, the Philippines National Police have a gunfight with the Philippines Drug Enforcement Agency and so much more. 

Good morning, Good afternoon, and Good evening. In today's episode, we discuss Pamilya Ordinaryo (Ordinary People), an award-winning film was written and directed by Eduardo Roy Jr. This movie takes us on an incredible journey of a homeless teenage couple trying to rescue their kidnapped baby. Their process of rescuing their baby takes them through various paths and along the way it seems like everyone didn't care to help but rather just wanted to take advantage of them.

This is by far the BEST movie we've watched.

Directed by : Eduardo W Roy Jr

Written by : Eduardo W Roy Jr

Starring :

Ronwaldo Martin 

Hasmine Kilip

John Kenji Montoro

Raymond Lee

Maria Isable Lopez

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So in this episode, Albear and Mike wanted to try something new and talk about current affairs that's happening here in the Philippines and also things that are happening in the Asian American community in the US and throughout the rest of the world. Issues like the increase in violence against Asian Americans, Car seats being required for private vehicles here in the Philippines and the possibility of extending the school year both in the Philippines and in the US. 

So sit back, relax and enjoy another episode of Something Taglish. 

This week we discuss rate and review Four Sisters and a Wedding (2013). Four sisters try to stop the wedding of their younger brother. A star-studded cast that tries to flex their acting skills against each other but is it any good?

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We discuss, review and rate Filipino movies, music and TV shows. While talking about life and hope to make you all laugh with our kalokohan. This greatest podcast ever is hosted by Michael in Metro Manila and Albear in California.