It was a star-studded premiere night for Regal Entertainment’s latest big-screen offering, Finding You. The advance screening held on Tuesday night was attended by lead cast Jerome Ponce and Jane Oineza.
The stars of ‘Finding You’ led by Jane Oineza and Jerome Ponce.
The two stars were joined on the red carpet by director Easy Ferrer, and support cast including Menggie Cobarrubias, Kate Alejandrino, Claire Ruiz, and Jon Lucas. TV personalities Donny Pangilinan, Elmo Magalona, Heaven Peralejo, Albie Casino, RK Bagatsing, and Fifth Solomon, to name a few, were there as well to support the romantic flick.
The movie, which premiered yesterday, revolves around the story of a social media journalist Nel (Ponce) who has a rare condition called “hyperthymesia,” which makes him remember every detail of every moment he has encountered.
As much it’s a blessing, this condition serves as a curse for the central character when it comes to matters of the heart. Coming from a series of failed relationships, he never forgets all the painful experience he had.
A scene from the romantic movie featuring the lead cast.
Good thing, his bride-to-be best friend Kit (Oineza) is always there by his side through thick and thin.
Despite having an exceptional memory, Nel is suddenly bombarded by vague memories that seem to curiously bring back an obscure pain - triggered by accidentally activating a mobile application called “Throwback.” His old status posts starting with “Dear You” prompt him to get to the bottom of it and be clarified with that one memory.
Will Nel realize that the one he needs to look for is just right beside him… before it’s too late?
Finding You is a play on memories - or the lack of it - and how they affect the life even of the most stern
Finding You also stars Barbie Imperial.
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