Slay & Stream: Women’s Month Movie Marathon!

This Women’s Month, we’re all about strong, fearless, and iconic queens! 👑 From a chaotic but heartwarming sibling showdown, to a supermom who does it all, to a woman’s unshakable faith in the face of trials—these films serve drama, feels, and major inspo! 🎥💖

“Himala”

Released on December 25, 1982, Himala remains one of the most powerful and thought-provoking Filipino films of all time. Directed by Ishmael Bernal and starring Nora Aunor, the film tells the gripping story of Elsa, a simple woman from a poor town who claims to have received a divine miracle. As faith, desperation, and hysteria spread, the town spirals into chaos, leading to one of the most unforgettable endings in Philippine cinema history.

More than four decades later, Himala continues to be a cultural and cinematic gem, with its themes of religion, mass hysteria, and human nature still relevant today.

Do you believe in miracles? Or, as Elsa said—“Walang himala!”

WATCH HERE– https://youtu.be/u6J7m23-kcI?si=3Et4rsx1PIoowJZA

“Liway”

Premiering at Cinemalaya 2018, Liway is a powerful film based on the true story of Commander Liway, a young mother and rebel leader during Martial Law. Starring Glaiza de Castro and directed by Kip Oebanda, the film follows a boy growing up in a prison camp, slowly uncovering the harsh truth about his parents’ past and their fight for freedom.

More than just a historical drama, Liway is a moving tribute to courage, resilience, and the sacrifices made for a better future. With its emotional storytelling and hauntingly relevant themes, it’s a must-watch for every Filipino.

WATCH HERE: https://youtu.be/jVzF8xqctco?si=ia2LrlGxtJDfuZ0u

“Four Sisters and a Wedding”

Released on June 26, 2013, Four Sisters and a Wedding is the ultimate mix of drama, comedy, and sibling chaos that hit every Filipino right in the feels! Starring Bea Alonzo, Toni Gonzaga, Angel Locsin, Shaina Magdayao, and Enchong Dee, the film follows four sisters as they reunite to “sabotage” their youngest brother’s sudden wedding—only to face long-buried family issues along the way.

From laugh-out-loud moments to that unforgettable “Bakit parang kasalanan ko?” confrontation, this movie reminds us that at the end of the day, family is forever—no matter how messy things get.

WATCH HERE: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLalQNACgOUSeGyBgoM_JWQkJ6_f35JwVN&si=JJRamVTIIIV-G8gV

“Ang Tanging Ina”

Released on December 25, 2003, Ang Tanging Ina became an instant classic, giving us comedy, chaos, and the ultimate Pinoy supermom—Ina Montecillo, played by the one and only Ai-Ai delas Alas. As a single mother raising 12 kids, Ina juggles love, life, and endless struggles with her signature wit and humor.

From iconic one-liners (“Takot akong malasing… baka lumabas ’yung tunay kong ganda!”) to heartfelt family moments, this movie proves that no matter how tough life gets, a mother’s love conquers all. 💖

WATCH HERE: https://youtu.be/oDk2PVcfU-k?si=bIh5-RZSJfDCfYdC

“Miss Granny”

Released on August 22, 2018, Miss Granny is a heartwarming comedy-drama that reminds us that life doesn’t stop at any age! Starring Sarah Geronimo, Nova Villa, and James Reid, this Filipino adaptation of the hit South Korean film follows an elderly woman who magically transforms back into her 20-year-old self after having her photo taken at a mysterious studio.

With a mix of music, laughter, and touching family moments, Miss Granny explores youth, dreams, and the beauty of embracing every stage of life. Plus, Sarah G’s stunning vocals? Chef’s kiss! 🎤✨

WATCH HERE: https://www.netflix.com/ph-en/title/81099920?preventIntent=true

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