Ai-Ai, Bayani top bill rom-com ‘Feelennial’ as mid-aged people trying to find love in the digital age

Romantic comedies are always a hit among Pinoys, as local movie-goers love the combination of a good laugh and the kilig feeling they get from these light-hearted movies.

Upcoming romantic comedy movie “Feelennial” starring Comedy and Box Office Queen Ai-Ai Delas Alas and versatile comedian and host Bayani Agbayani is no exception as it contains the ingredients of a sure blockbuster hit.

Feelennial, a portmanteau of “feeling millennials,” is about middle-aged individuals who feel and act like millennials. They are your adorable titos and titas, who stumble into one misadventure after another as they try to adopt the lifestyle of the younger generation.

Ai-Ai plays the role of Madame Bato-bato, a rich single mom who has everything she needs except the attention of her only son Nico, played by actor-model Arvic Tan. She tries to do the activities that her millennial son is into to gain the latter’s attention. In one of her feelennial activities – online dating, she meets Chito (Bayani’s character), a rich bachelor who recently won a huge sum via lotto jackpot. 

FOX produces its first local film "Maledicto"

The horror film delves into demonic possessions and a believer's test of faith.

Home to the most popular series and Hollywood movies, FOX is about to delight viewers yet again with their newest must-watch.

Fox Networks Group Philippines is poised to give us a good scare with its first ever locally- produced horror film Maledicto, set to show in cinemas nationwide this coming May 1. Co- produced by Cignal Entertainment and Unitel, and directed by Mark Meily, Maledicto is a chilling tale that will surely get under your skin.

Cignal Entertainment's "Ang Babaeng Allergic Sa Wifi" Examinse Love In The Time Of The Internet

In this digital age, being single is one thing, but living a life without the internet?

That’s almost like living in the the Dark Ages or being in solitary confinement-- minus the jail bars.

As much as we hate to admit it, we eat, breath, and live our lives on the internet and the only time we go offline is when we need to get some sleep. 

We even manage most of our relationships online, and for a lot of people, those “likes” and “comments” have become a gauge of their friendships. 

But what if you suddenly can’t use any form of technology? Will you be doomed to be alone forever?