QUEZON CITY, PHILIPPINES, April 7, 2020 – Filipinos across Asia Pacific can now watch the latest films from the Philippines in the comfort of their own homes. TFC IPTV and TFC Online brings five titles to Kapamilya Box Office (KBO) for only USD 4.99 – each of different flavor to satisfy anyone’s palate, said an announcement from Nikki Pechuela Famador of ABS-CBN Asia Pacific.
Offerings are as follows:
Unbreakable, Star Cinema, Drama, Available from March 27 to April 30
College best friends Mariel (Bea Alonzo) and Deena (Angelica Panganiban) face the test of friendship when their once inseparable bond is challenged by the choices they make. *Not available in Fiji
The Heiress, Regal Films, Horror, Thriller, From April 1 to 30
Inspired by a Philippine folklore, Guia (Janella Salvador) is lured into the world of sorcery as her aunt, Luna (Maricel Soriano), eyes to pass on her voodoo powers on to the next generation.
Block Z, Star Cinema, Horror, Thriller, From April 3 to 30
Graduating medical students led by PJ (Julia Barretto) and Lucas (Joshua Garcia) fought off the undead that overrun their campus in this pulse-raising Filipino zombie flick. *Not available in Japan
James & Pat & Dave, Star Cinema. Comedy, Romance, From April 9 to 30
James (Ronnie Alonte) finds himself yet in another love triangle with Pat (Loisa Andalio) and Dave (Donny Pangilinan) in a ‘kilig’ romantic film that best reminds viewers of young love.
Watch List, Reality Entertainment. Crime, Drama, Thriller, From April 19 to 30
Philippines’ drug war dubbed as Oplan Tokhang left Maria (Alessandra de Rossi) widowed and without a choice but to become a police asset in order to fend for her three children.
To rent these titles, visit bit.ly/PinoyMoviesforRentAsia, send us a message at TFC Asia, TFC Australia or TFC New Zealand Facebook pages or email our customer service team:
Japan: customerserviceJP@abs-cbn.com, Australia: customerserviceAU@abs-cbn.com New Zealand: customerserviceNZ@abs-cbn.com
Movie rental rates for limited time only: Japan – 500 JPY Singapore – 6 SGD Hong Kong – 40 HKD Australia – 7.99 AUD New Zealand – 7.99 NZD Across Asia Pacific – 4.99 USD