A Filipino comedy romance film starring John Lloyd Cruz and Sarah Geronimo. The film was directed by Cathy Garcia Molina.
Geronimo plays a cute young woman who lands the job of Editorial Assistant to a young handsome, but tyrannical boss played by Cruz, who runs "Bachelor", a magazine for men. Our editor gets more tyrannical and insensitive to the feelings of his staff as he is pressured by his corporate bosses to come up with a winning anniversary edition of the magazine, or lose his job.
To complicate matters, our young editor is the illegitimate son of the magnate of the publishing house that owns "Bachelor", whose legal son is also an executive director. The character played by Cruz, was adopted into the upper crust family when his mother died. He continues to visit her grave.
The young new hire editorial assistant succeeds during the duration of the movie, in breaking down her bosses hard-nosed attitudes and helps him discover his concealed sensitivities.
This story formula has been told countless times on the big stream in every corner of the world.
Surprisingly, however, this 105-minute long film grabs your attention from start to finish, albeit with the ending being predicted from minute 5. Not an easy job for moviemakers.
Geronimo and Cruz very convincingly perform a series of rollercoaster emotions that fluctuate from sadness to romance to glee; and back again. Good actors with a strong screen presence.
Geronimo plays a cute young woman who lands the job of Editorial Assistant to a young handsome, but tyrannical boss played by Cruz, who runs "Bachelor", a magazine for men. Our editor gets more tyrannical and insensitive to the feelings of his staff as he is pressured by his corporate bosses to come up with a winning anniversary edition of the magazine, or lose his job.
To complicate matters, our young editor is the illegitimate son of the magnate of the publishing house that owns "Bachelor", whose legal son is also an executive director. The character played by Cruz, was adopted into the upper crust family when his mother died. He continues to visit her grave.
The young new hire editorial assistant succeeds during the duration of the movie, in breaking down her bosses hard-nosed attitudes and helps him discover his concealed sensitivities.
This story formula has been told countless times on the big stream in every corner of the world.
Surprisingly, however, this 105-minute long film grabs your attention from start to finish, albeit with the ending being predicted from minute 5. Not an easy job for moviemakers.
Geronimo and Cruz very convincingly perform a series of rollercoaster emotions that fluctuate from sadness to romance to glee; and back again. Good actors with a strong screen presence.