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All 27 Jodi Sta Maria Movies (in Order)
Get ready to dive into the world of Jodi Sta Maria as we present a roundup of her notable movies. From heart-warming romantic comedies to intense dramas, Sta Maria has shown versatility and talent in her film career. Join us as we take a closer look at her on-screen performances and the stories she has brought to life.
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1. Mystrio (Uno… dos… tres pilyos!) (1998)
In the heart of the Philippines, three young friends embark on a hilarious and heartfelt journey to prove their masculinity. Paul, the show-off with deep insecurities, Cris, the lovable klutz, and Caloy, the scholarly internet enthusiast, find themselves in unexpected situations that challenge their friendships and perceptions of themselves.
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2. Yes, It’s Loved If Loved (1999)
Yes, It’s Loved If Loved” is a delightful 1999 Filipino romantic comedy film directed by Johnny Manahan. This charming movie, which features stars John Lloyd Cruz, Marc Solis, and Baron Geisler, is a heartfelt exploration of love, relationships, and family.
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3. Sugatang puso (2000)
Sugatang Puso” is a heart-wrenching drama that delves into the complexities of family and the bitterness of loss. Directed by Jose Javier Reyes, the film stars Lorna Tolentino, Christopher De Leon, and Carlo Aquino. After losing his son in a tragic accident, Noel is forced to take in his two remaining children, Eric and Sonny, from previous marriages. As the two boys navigate their way through life post-accident, tensions rise and the siblings must deal with the resentment and anger that surround them. With “Sugatang Puso, ” viewers are taken on an emotional journey that explores the depths of pain and resilience, ultimately asking the question: can a family ever truly forgive and find peace?
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4. Anak (2000)
Anak” is a heart-wrenching drama that highlights the challenges faced by Filipino overseas contract workers. Narrated through the eyes of a working mother, the film explores themes of loss, family, and aspirations.
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5. New Moon (2001)
Experience the pulse-pounding intensity of “New Moon, ” a groundbreaking 2001 drama that captures the raw emotion and suspense of the ongoing Christian-Muslim conflict in Mindanao. Directed by the masterful Marilou Diaz-Abaya, the film skillfully navigates the intricate and explosive world of insurgency, as protagonist (Cesar Montano) grapples with the challenge of saving his family and fellow civilians amidst a raging war between the Philippine military and the MILF.
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6. Jologs (2002)
Jologs, ” a 2002 film set in the Philippines, weaves together the intertwining stories of working-class individuals centered around a coffee shop. Each character struggles to make ends meet, with one mother working as a dancer in Japan, a college student attempting to forge a connection with his wealthy father, and a security guard striving to be a good father to his girlfriend’s baby.
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7. Then and Now (2003)
Then and Now” (2003) is a Filipino comedy-drama film directed by Marilou Diaz-Abaya and written by Ricky Lee. Starring Dina Bonnevie, Eula Valdez, and Jean Garcia, the movie is a sequel to a previous film titled “Noon”, reuniting the three main characters from the original story.
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8. Birhen ng Manaoag (2005)
Birhen ng Manaoag is a Filipino drama film released in 2005, with a runtime of 1 hour and 28 minutes. Directed by Ben Yalung and written by Christian Vallez, this movie is set in the Philippines and is centered around the Virgin Mary, a revered religious figure, and her connection to Jesus Christ.
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9. You Are the One (2006)
You Are the One, ” released in 2006, is a heartwarming Filipino romance movie directed by Cathy Garcia-Sampana. The film follows the story of Sally Malasmas, who applies for a US visa and encounters Vice-Consul Will Derby.
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10. Manila (2009)
Manila” (2009) is a poignant and evocative drama that pays tribute to the legendary filmmakers and National Artists Lino Brocka and Ishmael Bernal. Set in the heart of the bustling capital city of the Philippines, the film follows the story of a security guard struggling to make ends meet while dealing with the challenges of a downward spiral.
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11. Cinco (2010)
Cinco, a unique and terrifying collection of five short films, promises plenty of chills and suspense. With each story tied together by a common theme, this Filipino horror has something for everyone.
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12. My Amnesia Girl (2010)
My Amnesia Girl” is a charming comedy film released in 2010, directed by Cathy Garcia-Sampana and written by Jade Castro, Carmi Raymundo, and Juan Miguel Sevilla. The movie stars John Lloyd Cruz and Toni Gonzaga in lead roles, supported by Carlos Agassi.
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13. Chassis (2010)
Chassis” is a raw and uncompromising drama written, directed by, and starring Adolfo Alix Jr. The movie tells the story of beleaguered single mother Nora and her daughter Sarah, who live on a precarious cardboard groundsheet under the undercarriage of a semitrailer in the bustling parking lot of a Manila cargo terminal. Struggling to make ends meet and deeply in debt, Nora is subjected to the harsh realities of life in an impoverished community. She must resort to searching through trash and engaging in degrading acts to provide for her daughter.
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14. Third World Happy (2010)
Third World Happy” is a poignant drama that unfolds the tale of WESLEY, a 32-year-old naturalized Fil-American who left his family in the Philippines 12 years ago to pursue his dream of becoming a painter in the bustling city of New York. Battling the weight of his guilt for leaving his grandmother and older brother behind as well as the pressures of adapting to the American way of life, WESLEY’s past years have been a tumultuous blend of yearning for home and attempting to carve a successful path in the art world. This compelling and thoughtful film by director EJ Salcedo tackles the complexities of cultural identity and the struggle to balance the desires of one’s heart with the obligations of one’s family.
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15. Presa (2010)
Presa” is a poignant and powerful drama film that delves into the complexities of human relationships, set against the backdrop of a small, rural community in the Philippines. Directed by the talented Adolfo Alix Jr. , the film boasts a compelling narrative that wastes no time in engaging its audience.
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16. Apparition (2012)
Apparition” is an engaging drama film directed by Filipina director Isabel Sandoval and written by Sandoval and Jerry Gracio. Set in a remote convent during the Marcos years, the film follows the lives of nuns who are forced to confront their inner demons and face the challenges of their time.
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17. Maria, Leonora, Teresa (2014)
Maria, Leonora, Teresa” is a unique blend of drama, horror, and thriller that centers around three grieving parents. After an unfortunate tragedy that took the lives of their daughters Maria, Leonora, and Teresa, they receive an unusual offer from a psychiatrist. As part of their therapy, they are given life-sized dolls that resemble their lost loved ones.
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18. All You Need Is Pag-ibig (2015)
All You Need Is Pag-ibig” is a heartwarming and emotional drama film that explores the journeys of several characters as they navigate the complexities of love and relationships. The film, released in January 2016, boasts an impressive cast including Kris Aquino, Derek Ramsay, and Kim Chiu, who deliver captivating performances in this timeless tale of love and connection. With a runtime of 1 hour and 56 minutes, the film is set against the backdrop of the Phillippines, showcasing the beauty and culture of the country.
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19. The Achy Breaky Hearts (2016)
The Achy Breaky Hearts” is a delightful romantic comedy film directed by Antoinette Jadaone and produced by ABS-CBN Film Productions and Star Cinema. The movie follows a woman in her 30s, who, after struggling to find suitable partners who meet her high standards, finds herself torn between two attractive prospects. This intriguing love triangle unfolds in an endearing and lighthearted manner that will leave you smiling long after the credits roll.
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20. Dear Other Self (2017)
Dear Other Self”, a delightful 2017 film directed by Veronica Velasco, explores the life of a woman torn between her demanding job and her deep-seated love for travel. The movie showcases a blend of comedy and romance, keeping its audience engaged until the very end.
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21. Man & Wife (2019)
Man & Wife, ” a touching and heartfelt drama-romance film directed by Laurice Guillen, explores the complexities and the bonds of love between a married couple, Carding and Luisa. The couple faces a series of challenges, including conflicts with their families and the impact of their respective professions - Carding is a miner and Luisa works in a mine where the use of cyanide has led to protests and animosity.
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22. Clarita (2019)
In the gripping 2019 film Clarita, a young woman finds herself entangled in a chilling web of suspicion and supernatural forces when she is mistakenly accused of being possessed by a demon. Set against the backdrop of the Japanese occupation, Clarita’s plight is further complicated by the persecution that surrounds her. With unrelenting tension and suspense, this mystery-horror drama delves into the depths of fear and faith, as well as the struggle for human dignity in the face of injustice.
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23. Second Coming (2019)
Step into a chilling world of terror with the 2019 Filipino horror film, “Second Coming. ” This spine-tingling 1h 25min movie, directed by Jet Leyco and written by Brian Gonzales, follows a stepmother who finds herself haunted by her possessed stepdaughter after moving into her husband’s home. Intrigue and horror collide as the family battles the supernatural force that has taken over their seemingly peaceful life.
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24. The Boy Foretold by the Stars (2020)
Embrace love and fortune in the rom-com “The Boy Foretold by the Stars. ” Two high school seniors, striving to find love amongst the chaos of their lives, embark on a life-changing journey during an optional school retreat called Journey with the Lord. Guided by the insightful predictions of a fortune-teller, they realize the importance of believing in the power of fate. “The Boy Foretold by the Stars” tackles love, friendship, and self-discovery in a heartwarming and lighthearted tale that explores the lives of gay students navigating their way through adolescence.
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25. U Turn (2020)
In “U Turn” (2020), an intriguing tale unfolds as a young investigator and a dedicated cop team up to expose the chilling new conspiracies of a powerful bike gang. The movie takes viewers on a thrilling journey filled with suspense and horrifying twists.
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26. Fan Girl (2020)
Fan Girl” is a heartwarming drama that explores the complexity of idolatry and the blurred line between dreams and reality. Avid Paulo Avelino fan, Jane, finds herself in an unexpected situation when she stows away in the back of her celebrity crush’s pickup truck. Jane discovers that her idol, whom she believes to be the epitome of perfection, isn’t as flawless when the spotlight is off.
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27. Labyu with an Accent (2022)
In the enchanting world of “Labyu with an Accent, ” two individuals, Gabo and Trisha, find themselves inexorably drawn together, despite their contrasting backgrounds. Born and raised in the Philippines, Gabo has been toiling away at various jobs to make ends meet. On the other hand, Trisha, who spent two decades living in the United States, returns to her homeland, searching for a sense of belonging.
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