Top 10 Best Filipino Romantic Films Of 2013

1. It Takes A Man and A Woman

Is a heartwarming Filipino romantic comedy that follows the rollercoaster journey of Laida and Miggy, two former colleagues who parted ways due to their contrasting personalities. Years later, their paths unexpectedly cross again when Laida, now a successful businesswoman, becomes Miggy’s boss in the advertising industry. As they are forced to work together, sparks fly, old feelings resurface, and a hilarious yet touching love story ensues. Will this extraordinary circumstance allow them to reconcile their differences and give love a second chance, or will their complex history prove to be too much to overcome? Find out in this captivating tale of forgiveness, second chances, and finding true love in the most unexpected places.

2. She’s The One

Filipino romantic comedy that follows the unpredictable love story of Cat, an ambitious young woman who dreams of becoming a successful wedding planner. When her long-term boyfriend Wacky takes a sudden interest in her best friend, the carefree and charming Cai, Cat’s world turns upside down. Caught in a love triangle, Cat must navigate the complexities of love, friendship, and self-discovery. As she wrestles with her own emotions, she ultimately finds herself torn between the safe, familiar love she once had and the exhilarating possibilities of an unexpected connection.

3. When The Love is Gone

Filipino melodrama that delves into the complexities of an illicit affair and the intricate dynamics within a crumbling family. The film revolves around Emman, a successful businessman trapped in a loveless marriage with his cold and domineering wife, Audrey. As the passion fades from their relationship, Emman finds solace in the arms of Cassie, a young and vibrant woman who reignites the flames of love and desire within him.

4. Bakit Hindi Ka Crush Ng Crush Mo?

Bb. directs this quirky Filipino love comedy from 2013. Joyce Bernal, an unassuming and frumpy young woman named Sandy Veloso (played by Kim Chiu), finds herself wrestling with the question “Bakit Hindi Ka Crush Ng Crush Mo?” which translates to “Why doesn’t your crush have a crush on you?” Sandy seeks to transform her life with the help of her smug and handsome boss, Alex Prieto (played by Xian Lim). The two get into hilarious antics and misadventures that take them down an unexpected path of self-discovery and love as Alex gives Sandy confidence and helps her change her appearance to get her crush’s attention. The film delves into themes of resilience, self-improvement, and the unpredictable nature of love through a poignant mix of sincere and hilarious moments.

5. Must Be… Love

In this endearing Filipino coming-of-age romance comedy, Must Be… Love tells the story of Patricia, sometimes known as Patchot (Kathryn Bernardo), and her best friend Ivan (Daniel Padilla). Patchot and Ivan have grown up together and share a closeness that goes beyond friendship, which no one appears to notice except them. This amazing narrative is sure to tug at the heartstrings of anybody who has experienced the sweet turbulence of youth and love.

6. My Lady Boss

In this lovely Filipino romantic comedy, Evelyn is a high-powered and fiercely independent advertising manager. Behind her stern demeanor is a lonely heart yearning for connection. The introduction of Zach, a laid-back and carefree guy, sparks a romantic relationship. When a series of events leads to an unintentional coupling at work and their personal lives unexpectedly intersect, their initial animosity transforms into a humorously awkward relationship. Watch as they both struggle and grow, telling us that opposites don’t always attract; they may also complete each other.

7. A Moment in Time

“A Moment in Time” weaves the story of Marco and Patty, two souls whose paths cross in Amsterdam. A talented painter grappling with his troubling past, Marco finds solace in the streets. On vacation, Patty seeks adventure to escape her mundane life. United by fate amidst the picturesque Dutch backdrop, they embark on a journey of self-discovery and healing.

8. Shift

This Filipino film follows Estela, a dedicated call center agent working at night in Manila. When she strikes an unlikely friendship with her eccentric and free-spirited office colleague, Trevor, her lonely routine takes an unexpected turn. Their journey of self-discovery explores the profound impact nocturnal work has on their mental and emotional health.