FDCP’s Pista ng Pelikulang Pilipino 4 Offers Premium Films, Classics, Oscars Submissions, Tributes, and More

MANILA, PHILIPPINES, OCTOBER 6, 2020 — The Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP) will showcase over 100 films in the 4th Pista ng Pelikulang Pilipino (PPP) which will have its first online edition this year from October 31 to November 15 at the agency’s new FDCP Online Channel.

The PPP4 is an FDCP-led omnibus project featuring titles from local film festivals like the Cinemalaya Philippine Independent Film Festival, QCinema International Film Festival, Cinema One Originals Film Festival, Sinag Maynila Film Festival, CineFilipino Film Festival, ToFarm Film Festival, and Metro Manila Film Festival as well as from various producers and regional film festivals, a PPP Retrospective, the Lab portion of the Sine Kabataan Short Film Competition, and the CineMarya Women’s Film Festival.

“This year’s PPP is a solidarity event that aims to encourage support for Philippine Cinema in light of the devastating effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. It aims to propagate the love for Filipino films among audiences and help sustain the country’s film industry that is gravely affected by the COVID-19 crisis. The FDCP is glad to announce that all proceeds will be given to producers involved in the festival through revenue sharing,” said FDCP Chairperson and CEO Liza Diño. 

PPP4 Festival Lineup

PPP4 features the following sections:  Premium, Classics, PH Oscars Entries, Tributes, Romance, Youth and Family, Genre, Bahaghari, PPP Retro, Documentary, and From the Regions, along with Sine Kabataan and CineMarya. A partial list was provided by the national film agency when the PPP Early Bird Rate Festival Pass was made available from September 30 to October 15.

The Premium section will feature films that had limited release or have never been released to the Philippine audience. The Premium Showcase lineup, along with the regional short films and other additional selections, will be revealed by the FDCP on October 8 in a press conference.

The Classics section will screen cinematic gems by National Artists for Film, with the first three being restored films by the FDCP’s Philippine Film Archive:

• “White Slavery” by Lino Brocka

• “Genghis Khan” by Manuel Conde

• “Manila by Night” by Ishmael Bernal

• “Balikbayan #1: Memories of Overdevelopment Redux VI” by Kidlat Tahimik

• “Ang Panday” by Fernando Poe, Jr.

PH Oscars Entries include critically acclaimed films that were submitted by the Philippines to the Academy Awards Best Foreign Language Film race.

• “Ma’ Rosa” by Brillante Mendoza

• “Verdict” by Raymund Ribay Gutierrez

• “Sa Pusod ng Dagat” by Marilou Diaz-Abaya

• “Saranggola” by Gil Portes

 

The Tributes section pays homage to departed screen legends and industry pillars.

• “Death Row” by Joel Lamangan (for Eddie Garcia)

• “Adela” by Adolfo Alix, Jr. (for Anita Linda)

• “Insiang” by Lino Brocka (for Mona Lisa)

• “Muro-Ami” by Marilou Diaz-Abaya (for Marilou Diaz-Abaya)

• “Filipinas” by Joel Lamangan (for Armida Siguion-Reyna)

• “Sonata” by Peque Gallaga and Lore Reyes (for Peque Gallaga)

The Romance section provides the kilig factor that is a surefire hit among Filipino audiences.

• “Sakaling Hindi Makarating” by Ice Idanan

• “Moments of Love” by Mark Reyes

• “Ulan” by Irene Villamor 

• “Never Not Love You”  by Antoinette Jadaone

• “Kailangan Ko’y Ikaw” by Joyce Bernal

• “Una Kang Naging Akin” by Laurice Guillen

• “Mga Mister ni Rosario” by Alpha Habon

Films with lighthearted or heartwarming stories, meanwhile, are part of the Youth and Family section.

• “Pepot Artista” by Clodualdo del Mundo, Jr.

• “Family History” by Michael V.

• “1st Sem” by Dexter Hemedez and Allan Ibañez

• “Edward” by Thop Nazareno

• “Dayo” by Robert Quilao

In the Genre section, there are action, horror, drama, mystery, thriller, science fiction, and historical biopic films.

• “Alpha: The Right to Kill” by Brillante Mendoza

• “Instalado” by Jason Paul Laxamana

• “Abomination” by Yam Laranas

• “Dyamper” by Wes de Guzman

• “Jose Rizal” by Marilou Diaz-Abaya

• “El Presidente” by Mark Meily

• “In Nomine Matris” by Wilfredo Manalang

The Bahaghari section features at least five LGBT-themed films.

• “Akin ang Korona” by Zig Dulay

• “Billie and Emma” by Samantha Lee

• “Ned’s Project” by Lemuel Lorca

• “Ang Huling Cha Cha ni Anita” by Sigrid Andrea Bernardo

• “Rainbow’s Sunset” by Joel Lamangan

It’s a walk down memory lane in PPP Retro as this section contains past PPP entries.

• “Pauwi Na” by Paolo Villaluna

• “Gusto Kita with All My Hypothalamus” by Dwein Baltazar

• “Star na si Van Damme Stallone” by Randolph Longjas

• “Paglipay” by Zig Dulay

• “Circa” by Adolfo Alix, Jr.

In line with FDCP's goal to push for more opportunities for Filipino documentary filmmaking, a Documentary section is included in this year's edition of PPP.

• “Nick and Chai” by Cha Escala and Wena Sanchez

• “Lugta Ke Tamama (Land from God)” by Kevin Piamonte

• “The Search for Weng-Weng” by Andrew Leavold

• “God Bliss our Home” by Nawruz Paguidopon

• “Carving Thy Faith” by Hiyas Bagabaldo

In the From The Regions section, feature-length films show indigenous stories and unique narratives from various parts of the country.

• “Tanabata’s Wife” by Charlson Ong

• “Ang Daan Patungong Kalimugtong” by Mes de Guzman

• “Baboy Halas (Wailings in the Forest)” by Bagane Fiola

• “Tu Pug Imatuy” by Arbi Barbarona

• “Magkakabaung” by Jason Paul Laxamana

• “Ari: My Life with a King” by Carlo Catu

• “Salvi: Ang Pagpadayon” by TM Malones

As for this year’s edition of Sine Kabataan, the youth-oriented filmmaking competition will be focusing on project development where the selected stories and concepts will undergo a Project Lab during PPP. At the end of the Lab, projects will be pitched and the winning stories will receive a production grant to push through with their projects. For the PPP screening, Sine Kabataan short films from earlier editions will be featured, including the following:

• “Sa Unang Araw ng Pasukan” by Arjen Manlapig

• “Bato Bato Pik” by Lorys Plaza and Jaq Sanque

• “Kalakalaro” by Rodson Suarez

Finally, the FDCP’s CineMarya, in partnership with the Department of the Interior and Local Government and Philippine Commission on Women, gets its own PPP section this year.

The final 12 CineMarya short films will be premiered during PPP4. 

• “Daadaan Na (Her Walks)” by Julius Legoen Lumiqued

• “Super-Able” by Arjanmar H. Rebeta

• “Night Shift (Reverie) (Loud Voices)” by Mariel Joy S. Ong

• “Dalaginding na si Isang” by Kristinne Nigel Cenosin Santos

• “Noontime Drama (Tanghaling Tapat)” by Kim Rivera Timan

• “She’s Perfect” by Jochelle Casilad

• “Hakab” by Mel Rose Aguilar

• “Super Woman” by Angela  Francesca V. Andres

• “Winged Dreams to the Blue Heavens” by Maria Ena Aimee Lourdes Apostol Escasa

• “Binakol sa Dahon” by Gary T. Tabanera

• “Ola” by Mijan Jumalon

• “Adira” by Jorzheema Hamid

PPP4 offers several festival subscription options such as the Full Run Pass (PHP 599) that grants a 16-day access to the Premium Selection films and events, free content, free panel sessions/workshops, calendar, and trailers. The Half Run Pass (PHP 299) provides access to the short films library and full-length scheduled screenings for eight consecutive days while the Day Pass (PHP 99) gives access to the short films library and full-length scheduled screenings for one day.

The Early Bird Rate for the Full Run Pass, priced at PHP 450, is available until October 15. There is also a Free Pass that provides access to the calendar and free content. Beginning October 16, senior citizens and persons with disabilities (PWDs) can avail of a 20% discount while students will get to enjoy a 30% discount.

The FDCP announced that additional titles in the PPP4 lineup will be revealed in the coming days. Watch out for updates on more film titles and other events lined up in the first online edition of the PPP.

For updates and more information, visit FDCPchannel.ph and facebook.com/FDCPPPP. 

KATHRYN, THANKFUL NA TULOY ANG WORK AT PROUD NA PART NG SAN MIGUEL FAMILY

SA gitna ng pademya, tuloy tuloy pa rin ang trabaho para kay Kathryn Bernardo na labis niyang pinagpapasalamat. 

Kailangan lang ng ibayong pag-iingat kaya’t nasa isang lugar lang sila at bawal ang outside contact habang may shooting o taping.

“Marami pa rin pong projects and right now we really have to stay in a bubble, as in we have to stay in one place para mabawasan yung chances na magka-Covid 19," pahayag ni Kathryn.   

"So most of the time I’m away talaga from home. We know it’s for the welfare of everyone so we have to very conscious and compliant with health regulations like washing of hands, wearing masks and social distancing.

“I encourage everyone po to please be mindful of the safety of others around you and always practice safety measures sa panahon na ito. Huwag po tayo magpabaya. kakayanin po natin ito,just keep praying and helping our families and friends.” 

Aminado rin siya na nami-miss na ang bahay niya sa Cabanatuan, pero dahil sa trabaho at travel restrictions ay hindi na siya nakakauwi nitong nakaraang mga buwan.

“Nitong past few months nung start ng lockdown, hindi na talaga ako nakakauwi kahit gustong-gusto kong umuwi at miss na miss ko na yung Cabanatuan at saka yung house namin. 

"Medyo nakakalungkot lang pero blessed pa rin po dahil maraming work na dumarating.  Si Papa na lang ang laging lumuluwas to meet us dito sa Manila dahil mabilis na ang byahe ngayon pauwi at papunta ng Nueva Ecija,” kuwento pa ng Phenomenal Box Office Queen.

Tulad ng maraming Pilipino ay nag-aalala rin si Kathryn sa kanyang kalusugan. Bukod pa rito ay ang pag-aalala sa mga kababayan niyang sa Nueva Ecija na apektado ng pandemya.

“I know it’s difficult to be positive nowadays but we have to persevere for the sake of our loved ones.  As I always say, 'di naman po tayo bibigyan ng pagsubok na di natin kayang lampasan. 

"But we have to take care of our health, asset po natin yan sa panahong ito,” sambit pa ng labs ni Daniel Padilla. 

Bilang sikat na endorser ng mga brands ng San Miguel Corporation na tulad ng Magnolia Ice Cream, San Mig Coffee Crema White, at Nutrichunks,  natutuwa siya na magtatayo na ang kumpanya ng Manila International Airport at economic zone sa katabing probinsya na Bulacan. 

Naniniwala siya na makakatulong ito sa ekonomiya ng bansa at maging sa Nueva Ecija.

“Marami talagang nawalan ng work nitong pandemic. It breaks my heart to see people losing jobs and unable to provide for their families. If possible nga na magawa na yan agad so we can already attract businesses and give people jobs. 

"A lot of people really need help right now. In our personal capacity, what we can do is to help the people around us as much as we can. But for the long-term, jobs po talaga ang kailangan,” wika ni Kathryn.

Maliban dito ay makakatulong rin ito sa mga negosyante at magsasaka na gumagawa ng pagkain at raw materials. 

“If you need to transport products quickly or perishable yung goods mo, big advantage yung magkaroon ng accessible na airport like the one sa Bulacan. I’m sure this is a positive sign for many businesses in Nueva Ecija and even as far as the north like Baguio, Pangasinan, and Ilocos. "Mahirap isipin now because a lot of businesses are struggling, but when the time comes na matapos na yung pandemic, then the airport will be ready and we can start and help a lot of people recover.”

Mabubuksan rin ang Luzon, kabilang ang kanyang probinsya sa mga turista, lalu-lalong na sa mga taga-ibang bansa dahil mas madali nang makakabiyahe.

“From our house in Cabanatuan, it’s either we use Clark or go straight to NAIA to fly out. But in Manila, I always have to brave the traffic going to the airport and it is difficult pag naghahabol ng flight. We all experience this naman po, we have to be there hours before our flight,” kuwento pa niya.

“But with the new airport, there’s another better option. And from what I heard, it’s going to be really big, spacious and modern. If sanay ka sa big airports like in Japan, Korea and in Europe, it’s going to be that big and I’m proud to be part of the San Miguel family that is making this happen,” dagdag niya.  

“Matagal na yung San Miguel, and maganda yung reputation nya so I’m sure like sa TPLEX sa amin sa Nueva Ecija and yung iba pang projects nila ay maganda rin yung quality ng work, like their products that I endorse. "Hopefully, pag maagang matapos yung Bulakan airport at may time at pwede nang magbakasyon, makakasakay rin ako dyan.  Just praying and hoping na matapos na po itong crisis para we can live our lives normally like we are used to,” seryoso pang tugon ni Kathryn.

(photos: #CTTO)

GATHER YOUR COVEN FOR “THE CRAFT: LEGACY” TRAILER

THIS Halloween, let the ritual begin. Watch the trailer for Columbia Pictures’ new supernatural thriller The Craft: Legacy, coming to Philippine cinemas soon.

YouTube:  https://youtu.be/7JBwNwIq6XU 

In Blumhouse’s continuation of the cult hit The Craft, an eclectic foursome of aspiring teenage witches get more than they bargained for as they lean into their newfound powers.

 

Written and directed by Zoe Lister-Jones, the film stars Cailee Spaeny, Gideon Adlon, Lovie Simone, Zoey Luna, Nicholas Galitzine, with Michelle Monaghan and David Duchovny. Blumhouse and Red Wagon Entertainment are producing the film for Columbia Pictures.

The Craft: Legacy will be distributed in the Philippines by Columbia Pictures, local office of Sony Pictures Releasing International.  Connect with the hashtag #TheCraft

 

FIRST LOOK: De Niro, Freeman, Jones star in action-packed comedy ‘The Comeback Trail’

TBA Studios has released the official trailer for the action-packed comedy “The Comeback Trail”.

    Watch the trailer on the following links:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/1442941139346631/posts/2388870428087026/

Youtube: https://youtu.be/ZgafjiUOonI

In “The Comeback Trail”, two movie producers (Robert De Niro and Zach Braff) who owe money to the mob (Morgan Freeman) set up their aging movie star Duke Montana (Tommy Lee Jones) for an insurance scam to try to save themselves. The plan is simple: “accidentally” kill Montana during a stunt and then collect the insurance money.

The big hitch in the plan, however, is that Montana can’t seem to die. In the trailer alone, the washed-up action star hilariously and impressively makes it out alive after each death-defying stunt.

Hollywood screen legends and Oscar winners—Robert De Niro, Tommy Lee Jones, and Morgan Freeman lead the star-studded cast for “The Comeback Trail”. Other cast members include Zach Braff (TV’s Scrubs), Emile Hirsch (Once Upon A Time in Hollywood), Eddie Griffin (Undercover Brother), and Kate Katzman (This Is The Year).

George Gallo directs from a script he wrote with Josh Posner in a remake of Harry Hurwitz’s 1982 film of the same name. 

Coming soon to Philippine cinemas, “The Comeback Trail” is produced by Storyboard Media and distributed by Cloudburst Entertainment in the US and TBA Studios in the Philippines.

 

Join the conversation using the #TheComebackTrailPH. For updates, follow TBA Studios official social media pages.

MYRTLE SARROSA, REMAINS SISTERS’ CELEBRITY AMBASSADOR

2020 may be a hard year, but Myrtle Sarrosa and Sisters Sanitary Napkins and Pantyliners are even tougher, as they continue to forge their bond stronger, with the actress signing up for the third time as the brand’s celebrity ambassador.  

Myrtle was still a college student when she was first chosen by Megasoft Hygienic Products Inc., to represent their products for young females in 2016. Four years after and having graduated with honors from the University of the Philippines, Myrtle continues to represent the brand and is signing her third contract with Megasoft this 2020.

"Myrtle continues to exemplify the image of a smart and empowered woman. She strives to be the best in her field and at the same time is a good role model to females everywhere. We are proud to sign Myrtle once again,” shared Miss Aileen Choi Go, Vice President for Sales and Marketing, on the reason why Megasoft is renewing with the actress for the third time.  

Meanwhile despite the pandemic, Myrtle and Megasoft persistently work hand-in-hand in spreading the word on good hygiene to the youth through their online platforms on Lazada and Shopee.  

Before the community quarantine was put into place by the government, Megasoft was also able to do school tours. The last one, its 86th leg, was held at the Aranguren Integrated School in Capas, Tarlac.

Despite facing challenges at the beginning of the year because of the economic effects of the pandemic, Megasoft is striving hard to remain on top of its field as it celebrates its 20th anniversary this October.

With Myrtle, and its other endorsers Ryle Santiago and Young JV, Megasoft will be steady in its promise of giving quality hygiene essentials to the Filipino, in more years to come.

'Sine Sandaan', magtatapos sa bonggang Closing Ceremony at Virtual Concert

SINA Lani Misalucha, Gary Valenciano, Martin Nievera, Isay Alvarez, Robert Seña, The Company,  at Lea Salonga kasama ang Acapellago ang mga headliners sa “Sine Sandaan: The Next 100 Closing Ceremony.” 

   Ang two-hour virtual event na ito ay iho-host at i-stream online ng Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP) ngayong September 30 (8 p.m.) sa kanilang social media accounts: YouTube (youtube.com/FilmDevelopmentCouncilPH) at Facebook (facebook.com/FDCP.ph)

        After 12 months of marking milestones, recognizing achievements, and honoring the heritage of the Filipino film industry, ang year-long commemoration ng One Hundred Years of Philippine Cinema ay magsasara na isang bonggang selebrasyon. 

        Ayon kay FDCP Chairperson and CEO Liza Diño, “Sine Sandaan: The Next 100 encapsulates our aspirations for the future of Philippine Cinema. It is both in the spirit of empowering our local industry and taking those significant steps towards that future that we hope for — a future of elevation, inspiration, and collaboration.”

Sa pagpapatuloy pa ni Chair Liza, “This celebratory event also serves as a venue for cooperation in the film industry. Just as we officially close the Philippine Cinema Centennial Celebration, we look forward to the next hundred years wherein the industry will aim to reach greater heights, cross borders, and explore uncharted territories.”

        Ang Sine Sandaan o Presidential Proclamation No. 622, series of 2018 ay opisyal na dineklara noong September 12, 2019 hanggang September 11, 2020, na year-long celebration sa Philippine Cinema Centennial, spearheaded by the FDCP. 

The beginning of this milestone commemorates the September 12, 1919 release date of the first film directed and produced by a Filipino, “Dalagang Bukid” by Jose Nepomuceno. Pinirmahan ni President Rodrigo Duterte ang Sine Sandaan Proclamation noong November 8, 2018.

       Simula noong September 12, 2019, nagdaos ng events ang FDCP tulad ng: “Sine Sandaan: Celebrating the Luminaries of Philippine Cinema,” 3rd Pista ng Pelikulang Pilipino, Philippine Film Festival in Italy and Portugal, Luna Awards, and Film Ambassadors’ Night. It also took part in the Busan International Film Festival, QCinema International Film Festival, Tokyo International Film Festival, Southeast Asia Fiction Film Lab (SEAFIC), Berlin International Film Festival, Cannes Docs Online, Locarno Open Doors, at Hong Kong FILMART Online.

Ang iba pang initiatives ng Sine Sandaan initiatives ang paglulunsad ng mga sumusunod: FilmPhilippines incentive program, participation in House Committee Hearings on the Eddie Garcia Bill, issuance of Joint Memorandum Circular No. 1 on Guidelines for Working Conditions of Film Workers with the Department of Labor and Employment, Disaster/Emergency Assistance and Relief (DEAR) Program, at ang patuloy na restoration of films by the Philippine Film Archive.

Noong September 11, 2020, ang huling araw ng year-long commemoration of One Hundred Years of Philippine Cinema, nagdaos ang FDCP ng Opening Ceremony ng “Sine Sandaan: The Next 100 - Celebration of the Closing of the Philippine Cinema Centennial.” 

Sa pagtatapos ng milestone celebration, kasama rin ang Cycle 3 ng FilmPhilippines incentives program, Philippine International Comics Festival, China International Fair for Trade in Services, Kre8tif! Virtual Conference in Malaysia, Film Industry Conference, First Cut Lab Philippines, Documentary Film Production Workshop with Region XI, Lutas Film Festival Dumaguete, Sine Sandaan on The Manila Times TV, WIFI: Workshops in Film Incentives, at ang Mowelfund Special Masterclass Series featuring Raymond Red. 

Inilunsad din ng FDCP ang “Kwentong Sandaan,” na magso-showcase sa mga videos on the journey of actors, filmmakers, icons, and unsung heroes of Philippine Cinema. 

Other launches this month are for the Philippine Film Archive website, National Registry website and mobile app, and the CreatePHFilms funding program for development, production, and distribution. 

Magkakakaroon din #SineWikainChallenge Awarding at panghuli itong “Closing of Sine Sandaan: The Next 100 - Celebration of the Closing of the Philippine Cinema Centennial” na magaganap na ngayong huling araw ng Setyembre, kaya tumutok lang sa Facebook at Youtube ng FDCP.

SANYA, IKINATUWA ANG ITATAYONG AIRPORT NG SMC DAHIL MALAKING TULONG SA TAGA-BULACAN

“NAKAKA-PROUD kasi taga-Bulacan ako and magkakaroon na kami ng airport dito,” masayang pahayag ni Sanya Lopez.

Ikinatuwa nga niya nang mabalitaan na may itatayong airport ang San Miguel Corporation sa 'di-kalayuan sa bayan ng Bulakan.

Sa panahon ng pandemya dulot ng Covid-19 ay naiisip din ni Sanya ang kalagayan ng mga kababayan sa kinalakhang lugar sa Malolos, Bulacan. 

Alam ng seksing aktres na makapagbibigay ng pag-asa sa mga nawalan ng hanapbuhay at naapektuhang negosyo sa probinsya nya.

Namangha nga si Sanya nang nalaman sa mga balita na 'pag nagawa ang naturang paliparan ay kaya nitong tumanggap ng 100 milyon na pasahero kada taon dahil sa paunang apat na runway, world class na terminal at transport system. 

Maliban dito ay mahigit isang milyong trabaho ang magagawa nito, sisibol ang iba’t ibang negosyo at makakatulong mapaunlad ang turismo.

“Malaking bagay ang magagawa ng San Miguel sa aking mga kababayan sa Bulacan. It will not only generate jobs to my kababayan kundi marami rin ang papasok na turista at businesses pa sa aming lugar,” dagdag pa niya.

Kaya’t dahil dito ay lagi niyang pinapaalala na mga kababayan na iwasang magkasakit at huwag mawalan ng pag-asa sa krisis na kinakaharap ng bansa at ng probinsya.

“Ang message ko sa aking mga kababayan sa Bulacan ay maging maingat lagi sa sarili. Follow safety protocols. Wear mask and face shields. Let’s wash our hands regularly. And practice social distancing. 

"Tatlo lang naman yon na ating tatandaan para makaiwas tayo sa Covid. And let’s not lose hope. Pag-aralan nating mag-cope sa ganitong crisis. Hindi naman tayo bibigyan ng problema na hindi natin kaya,” seryosong payo pa ni Sanya.

“Likas naman sa ating mga Bulakenyo ang pagiging matulungin kaya magtulungan tayo ang keep the Bayanihan spirit within us. Darating ang panahon at malalagpasan din natin ito sa awa ng Diyos,”

Kahit hirap sa umpisa ay nakakapag-adjust na rin si Sanya sa tinatawag na “new normal". 

“Hindi pa rin ako gaanong nakakalabas dahil puro work from home lang ang ginagawa ko na binibigay sa akin ng GMA and endorsements.  If I may count it mga three times lang akong nakalabas, yung nagtaping ako for 'Wish Ko Lang' and isa pang show.”

Kaya’t medyo nalulungkot sya dahil limitado ang galaw tulad ng nakakarami dahil sa pandemya.

“Medyo malungkot dahil isa pa naman sa mga dream ko ang makapag-travel sa ibat ibang lugar,” kuwento pa niya.

Kapag napag-uusapan nga ang byahe ay hindi nya maiwasang maalala ang mga napuntahan na magagandang lugar, lalong na ang mga paborito niya na Japan, Boracay at Canada na kung saan nag-enjoy talaga siya.

“Nag-enjoy ako sa Japan dahil masarap ang food nila doon. Favorite ko rin kasi ang ramen lalo na sa kanila is authentic talaga. 

"Isa pa ay naging bonding din namin ito ng brother ko (Jak Roberto) at ni Barbie (Forteza) dahil kasama ko sila noon,” lahad pa niya.

Kaya’t optimistic siya na pag nalampasan na ng buong mundo ang Covid-19 pandemic ay babalik rin sa normal at mas mapapabuti pa ang pamumuhay ng mga tao, lalo na sa bayan ng Bulacan.

“Alam kong lilipas din itong crisis natin at babalik din sa normal ang lahat. Mabibisita ko pa rin yung mga lugar na di ko pa napupuntahan,”positibong sagot ni Sanya.