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Jericho Stars In Cinema One’s Monday Drama This September

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Asian Drama King Jericho Rosales exhibits his versatility in acting as his well-known films grace Cinema One’s Monday Drama block this September.

Catch him as the loving father Robert in “Alagwa” (Sept. 4), aspiring musician Diego in “Siargao” (Sept. 11), romantic Joven in “Nasaan Ka Man” (Sept. 18), and ex-boyfriend Ethan in “#Walang Forever” (Sept. 25) airing Mondays at 9pm.

Meanwhile, fall in love with the charms of Kapamilya actress Erich Gonzales as Cinema One relives her memorable big screen characters from Sept. 18 to Sept. 22 at 7pm. Catch Erich as the bubbly baker Joey in “Suddenly It’s Magic” (Sept. 18), a vicious aswang named Corazon in “Corazon: Ang Unang Aswang” (Sept. 19), stuntwoman Kray in “We Will Not Die Tonight” (Sept. 20), hopeless romantic Yumi in “I Do” (Sept. 21), and campus princess Erin in “Once a Princess” (Sept. 22).

Cinema One fuels more excitement as it brings the iconic films from the New Gen Cinema Queens from Sept. 25 to Sept. 29 at 7pm. Catch Judy Ann Santos’ “Sabel” (Sept. 25), Claudine Barretto’s “Milan” (Sept. 26), Bea Alonzo’s “A Second Chance” (Sept. 27), Angel Locsin’s “In The Name of Love” (Sept. 28), and Kathryn Bernardo’s “The Hows of Us” (Sept. 29).

Cinema One, the home of Filipino blockbuster movies, is available on Cignal ch. 45, SKYcable ch. 56, GSat Direct TV ch. 14, and other local cable service providers. For more details, follow Cinema One on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube.

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