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These ABS-CBN movies are coming to Netflix
These ABS-CBN movies are coming to Netflix
ABS-CBN News
Published Oct 23, 2020 06:52 PM PHT
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Updated Oct 24, 2020 12:32 AM PHT

MANILA — “The Hows of Us,” “Alone/Together,” “Hello, Love, Goodbye.”
MANILA — “The Hows of Us,” “Alone/Together,” “Hello, Love, Goodbye.”
These are just some of the local movies coming to Netflix worldwide by the end of the year, as part of a new deal with ABS-CBN.
These are just some of the local movies coming to Netflix worldwide by the end of the year, as part of a new deal with ABS-CBN.
The announcement was made by the streaming service this Friday, and it included a list of the movies that were added this month and will be added over November and December.
The announcement was made by the streaming service this Friday, and it included a list of the movies that were added this month and will be added over November and December.
You can check out the list below:
October 2020:
Exes Baggage (already available)
The Hows of Us (already available)
Pagpag: Siyam na Buhay
Exes Baggage (already available)
The Hows of Us (already available)
Pagpag: Siyam na Buhay
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November 2020:
Alone/Together
Isa Pa With Feelings
One More Try
My Amnesia Girl
Three Words to Forever
First Love
Unexpectedly Yours
Fantastica
Alone/Together
Isa Pa With Feelings
One More Try
My Amnesia Girl
Three Words to Forever
First Love
Unexpectedly Yours
Fantastica
December 2020:
Just The Way You Are
Hello, Love, Goodbye
The Panti Sisters
Between Maybes
Must Be...Love
She’s The One
Sakaling Maging Tayo
Love You to the Stars and Back
Just The Way You Are
Hello, Love, Goodbye
The Panti Sisters
Between Maybes
Must Be...Love
She’s The One
Sakaling Maging Tayo
Love You to the Stars and Back
Macie Imperial, ABS-CBN’s vice president for Integrated Program Acquisitions and International Distribution, described the partnership as a way to “grow international appreciation of Filipino content.”
Macie Imperial, ABS-CBN’s vice president for Integrated Program Acquisitions and International Distribution, described the partnership as a way to “grow international appreciation of Filipino content.”
“We look forward to providing them [Netflix] with more of our well-loved titles as well as future collaborations in the creation of new ones. We are thankful that they trust our content will resonate with viewers beyond our shores,” Imperial added.
“We look forward to providing them [Netflix] with more of our well-loved titles as well as future collaborations in the creation of new ones. We are thankful that they trust our content will resonate with viewers beyond our shores,” Imperial added.
Netflix said that they are also excited over the release of Filipino animated feature “Hayop Ka! The Nimfa Dimaano Story, as well as original films such as Jasmine Curtis-Smith and Enchong Dee’s “Alter Me” and Sue Ramirez and Jelson Bay’s “Finding Agnes.”
Netflix said that they are also excited over the release of Filipino animated feature “Hayop Ka! The Nimfa Dimaano Story, as well as original films such as Jasmine Curtis-Smith and Enchong Dee’s “Alter Me” and Sue Ramirez and Jelson Bay’s “Finding Agnes.”
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