No Other Woman (2011)

Director:

Ruel S. Bayani

Writers:

Keiko Aquino (story), Ricardo Fernando III (story),

Stars:

Anne Curtis, Derek Ramsay, Cristine Reyes

2 wins & 28 nominations.

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Anne Curtis	...	Kara Zalderiaga
Derek Ramsay	...	Ramses Escaler
Cristine Reyes	...	Charmaine Dela Costa Escaler
Tirso Cruz III	...	Fernando Zalderiaga
Carmi Martin	...	Babygirl Dela Costa
John Arcilla	...	Mario Dela Costa
Marlann Flores	...	Violet Dela Costa
Ron Morales	...	Victor
Kitkat	...	Mimi (as Kitkat Bañas)
Ricci Chan	...	Raymond
Niña Dolino	...	Marian
Kat Alano	...	Michelle
Peter Serrano	...	Sales Team Staff
Fred Payawan	...	Sales Team Staff
Melvin Lee	...	Ito Dela Cruz

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

iphone | beach | asthma | adultery | nouveau riche | 

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Country:

Philippines

Language:

Filipino Tagalog

Release Date:

28 September 2011 (Philippines)

Company Credits

Production Co:

ABS-CBN Film Productions, Star Cinema Productions, Viva Films

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Connections

Spoofed in Enteng ng Ina mo (2011)

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Soundtracks

"Now That You're Gone"
Words and Music by Sharon Cuneta (as Sharon Cuneta Pangilinan)
Published by Sharon Cuneta (as Sharon Cuneta Pangilinan)
Performed by Juris (as Juris Fernandez)
Produced by Jonathan Manalo
Courtesy of Star Recording, Inc.

User Reviews

No Other Woman Fares Well in the BOx Office

I usually like movies that have unusual plot and unpredictable ending. No Other Woman was nothing like that. The trailer gave away most of the story, even the fact that most of the dialog were fun and quirky. However, to truly appreciate the effort that the film makers have put into the movie, one must watch it.

The story was not that grand. This is not the first time an "adultery- themed" movie has been a hit in the Philippines. There were many unresolved issues in the movie, Ram's issue with his dad, Ram's issue with Cha's dad, Kara's issue with her dad, etc. However, the main point of the story was addressed, and I think that was what's important. The writers probably deliberately left off the minor issues for the people to conclude.

The cinematography was very satisfactory. The skies were red during Kara and Ram's scenes together, depicting a fiery, passionate, illicit love affair. On the other hand, the skies were bleak and gray during Kara's heartbreak moments. It is commendable that they have put enough effort in the movie to play around with other elements aside from the physical appearance and acting of the actors.

The actors did not perform the absolute best by far, but their acting was solid and believable. The movie may not be awards-worthy, but it is worth every penny you will pay for.