EXPERIENCE THE WORLD
WITH MORE INTERNATIONAL MOVIES THIS APRIL ON CINEMAWORLD
Summer is here! Prepare for a journey around the world with more
international movies this April on Philippine TV, offered by CinemaWorld.
CinemaWorld is the first Pan-Asia
international movie channel. Bringing TV
entertainment to the next level, CinemaWorld allows you to travel from the
comfort of your home and discover different cultures. All movies on the channel are shown in their
original language with English subtitles.
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| Photo courtesy of CinemaWorld |
Headlining the month is
Danish Comedy Superclásico. Wine, tango, soccer, and lost love come
together in this Best Film Nominee in the Bodil Awards 2012 and in the Robert
Festival 2012. Christian is a depressed
wine seller facing bankruptcy and a divorce from his wife Anna. After their separation, Anna runs off to
Buenos Aires, where she works as sports agent, and shacks up with one of
Argentina’s top football player, Juan Diaz.
Not being able to bring himself to sign the divorce papers, Christian
takes his 16-year old son Oscar with him to Buenos Aires to win Anna back. Paprika Steen, who plays the role of Anna,
won Best Actress in the Zulu Awards 2012 and Best Supporting actress in the Bodil
Awards 2012. Catch this on CinemaWorld on
Sunday, April 13, at 9:00 PM.
Continue to traverse the globe
with these hits from around the world.
With total ignorance,
Angela, Dario, Carmen, Michele and Nino have no idea that they have the same
father – who is now dead. To get a hold
of their inheritance, they go on a journey that culminates in the scattering of
their father’s ashes over a lake in Arizona. An unknown father, an unknown country, and the
discovery of siblings whose existence they had never suspected make for a
decidedly curious trip that gives them a hint into themselves and into each
other – and perhaps make them into a family. Italian Comedy Us in the U.S. premieres
on CinemaWorld on Sunday, April 6, at 9:00 PM.
How much is one willing
to sacrifice for family? In Growing In The Wind, a top student
in a nomads winter place, Aslan, misses his chance to attend his final exams
because of his problematic father. Now
Aslan has to study while leading the herds as a shepherd and, at the same time,
mentoring the man in love with his sister on the finer points of being a better
man. This movie will air on CinemaWorld
on Sunday, April 20 at 9:00pm.
Fresh from its
theatrical release in Spain on March 28, catch 2 Francos, 40 Pesetas on Sunday,
April 27, at 9:00 PM. Six years have passed since Martin and his
family left Uzwil, Switzerland for Madrid. With fond memories of his hometown, Martin’s
18 year-old son, Pablo, decides to return to Uzwil with a friend. To their surprise, they find Martin’s parents
at Uzwil as well. The unexpected visit,
their reunion with friends and clandestine love affairs sparks an adventure for
their whole family.
Fridays will not be the same
with CinemaWorld’s Thriller Friday. The series premiering on the channel is
co-produced by Yellow Bird, the company behind the highly successful film
adaptations of Stieg Larsson’s The Girl With
The Dragon Tattoo. Watch out for Irene
Huss, written by Swedish best selling crime fiction writer, Helen
Tursten. Irene Huss is a former European
jiu-jitsu champion, a mother of twin teenage girls, and a Detective Inspector
with the Violent Crimes Unit. In each
gripping story, Irene has to confront a world full of vicious crimes. Angela Kovacs, who plays the role of Irene
Huss, also the star of popular Swedish Crime Thriller series Wallander, won the Ingram Bergman Award
in the Guldbagge Awards 2007. Catch the
six-part series of Irene Huss on
CinemaWorld, with the 1st two episodes premiering in April, followed
by another two episodes in May, and the final two in June.
To
know more about CinemaWorld, log on to www.facebook.com/CinemaWorldAsia,
follow @CinemaWorldAsia, or visit www.cinemaworld.asia.
CinemaWorld is available in
Metro Manila on Cable Link on channel 301, and on Sky Cable HD on channel
184. Contact your cable operator for
more details.
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