“Where do broken hearts go?”
This is the question that the film attempts to answer. “That Thing Called Tadhana” is a feel-good love story of a heartbroken woman (Angelica Panganiban) struggling to meet the strict airline baggage requirements when suddenly a man (JM de Guzman) comes to help her. The pair then forms a friendship which would lead them out of the bustling airport and into the secluded city of Sagada.
Director Antoinette Jadaone says her film was inspired by Richard Linklater’s 1995 romantic drama “Before Sunrise,” about two young strangers who fall in love in the beautiful city of Vienna. Jadaone also collaborated with award-winning editor Benjamin Tolentino and Urian Best Cinematographer Sasha Palomares to realize her vision.
“That Thing Called Tadhana” is one of the ten competing films for this year’s Cinema One Originals Film Festival. It will be shown from November 9-18 at Trinoma, Glorietta, Fairview Teraces, and Greenhills Dolby Atmos Theater.
Catch “That Thing Called Tadhana” in the following theatres:
November 13: 8:00PM Trinoma (Gala 1) | 10:00PM Greenhills Dolby Atmos (Gala 2)
November 14: 12:30PM Trinoma | 4:50PM Fairview Terraces
November 15: 2:30PM Glorietta | 4:40PM Trinoma (Q&A) | 8:00PM Greenhills Dolby Atmos
November 16: 12:00PM Glorietta
November 17: 5:20PM Fairview Terraces | 7:30PM Glorietta
November 18: 2:30PM Fairview Terraces | 5:30PM Greenhills Dolby Atmos
Check out www.sureseats.com (for Ayala cinemas) or call tel. 722-4496/722-4532/7224501 (for Greenhills Dolby Atmos).
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