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“I’ve Fallen For You,” “Rogue Assassin” at Screenville
by John B. Lupot
   
Hot teenage love team, Kim Chiu and Gerald Anderson, star in one of a kind romantic-comedy from Star Cinema, "I've Fallen For You," now showing at Screenville Cinema 1 of the Island City Mall.
A universal story of great love that will surely capture both young and old hearts, “Ive’ Fallen For You” is about two people falling in love, painting a realistic picture of how teenagers handle a relationship in a world full of struggles.

The path of two ‘Alex Reyes’ intertwine. Alex Boy (Gerald Anderson) returns to the Philippines from Singapore with his mom, Tessa (Chinchin Gutierrez). His father’s job in a multinational company brought them to live in many parts of the world and he really never had something he can call home. With the news of his parents breaking-up, Alex Boy has to do everything to achieve what he has always wanted - to live in one place as a family together.

Alex Girl (Kim Chiu) has set goals for herself and her family. She has to pass UP and get a job later to help her crumbling family. The inn-restaurant her family owns isn’t doing well and her parents, Jonathan (Albert Martinez) and Vangie (Lotlot de Leon), are always fighting. She has to find ways to earn, and hope money can bring peace in her family.

Alex Boy finds in Alex Girl the perfect partner for a tandem cycling competition he wants to join. In desperate need of funding for her studies, the prize of fifty thousand pesos convinces Alex Girl to team up with her namesake. But everything Alex Girl has is talent; she lacks the proper techniques needed to win. As Alex Boy teaches her the techniques she needs, he learns from this driven girl the virtue of responsibility. In turn, Alex Boy makes Alex Girl see what she misses in her life; having fun.

The two young hearts find company and comfort in each other. As they decide to nurture their young love, fate challenges them to leap over the greatest challenge their love story would ever face; the story of their own families’ past.


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