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2015 MMFF lineup revealed, will screen historical to comedy films

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Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) logo (Photo from MMFF's official Facebook page)

Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) logo (Photo from MMFF’s official Facebook page)

MANILA – The 2015 Metro Manila Film Festival (MMF) announced the eight official entries that will be shown starting this December 25.

“The lineup offers a mixture–meron tayong historical, comedy…This year, we hope to reach P1.

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2 billion in the box-office,” MMFF chairperson Atty. Francis Tolentino said.

The eight movies included in the lineup are:

Beauty and the Bestie (Starring Vice Ganda and Coco Martin; Directed by Wenn Deramas)

Death and Senses (Starring Rayver Cruz and Jason Gainza; Directed by Randolph Longjas)

Haunted Mansion (Starring Janella Salvador, Marlo Mortel and Jerome Ponce; Directed by Jun Lana)

Hermano Puli (Starring Aljur Abrenica, Enzo Pineda and Alessandra de Rossi; Directed by Gil Portes)

Mr. and Mrs. Split (Starring Kris Aquino and Herbert Bautista; Directed by Antoinette Jadaone)

Nilalang (Starring Robin Padilla and Japanese star Maria Ozawa; Directed by Pedring Lopez)

Rom-comin Mo Ako (Starring Vic Sotto and Ai-Ai delas Alas; Directed by Jose Javier Reyes)

Walang Forever (Starring JM de Guzman and Jennylyn Mercado; Directed by Dan Villegas)

Should any of the eight entries back out, Conman starring John Lloyd Cruz and Meryll Soriano and directed by Erik Matti and/or Lakambini starring Lovi Poe and directed by Jeffrey Jeturian will be shown instead.

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