No Jump Scares Needed: These Thrillers Are Terrifying Because They Feel Real

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Halloween season usually comes with masked killers, angry spirits, and haunted basements. But sometimes, the most chilling horror doesn’t come from the supernatural. It comes from the very systems people live under every day. In these films and series, fear isn’t delivered through ghosts or demons, but through betrayal, cover-ups, negligence, and the terrifying consequences of unchecked power.

If you’re looking for a pre-Halloween watch list that hits harder because it feels disturbingly possible, here are seven titles on Lionsgate Play that expose the kind of horror that exists in boardrooms, back-alley deals, and everyday lives.

1.    Baghdad Central – A Father Against A Broken System

In post-invasion Iraq, a former police inspector searches for his missing daughter while navigating a city riddled with distrust, shifting alliances, and political manipulation. Every step forward feels dangerous not because of monsters in the night, but because of the uncertainty of who is truly in control. When justice is compromised, survival becomes a crime.

2.    Gaslit – The Cost of Exposing the Truth

Julia Roberts and Sean Penn headline this gripping take on the Watergate scandal, focusing on the individuals who tried to reveal the truth and paid the price. Power is used not just to hide wrongdoing but to erase those who challenge it. The story is proof that systems can erase you before the truth sets you free.

3.    Hightown – When Crime Becomes Part of the Landscape

Set against the deceptively calm backdrop of Cape Cod, a murder linked to the opioid trade exposes a network of drugs, corruption, and moral decay. As one investigator seeks justice, it becomes clear that rot is not just on the streets but within the institutions designed to protect people. When crime and power work together, real justice might not stand a chance.

4.    Dark Waters – Poison That Spreads Quietly

Mark Ruffalo stars in this legal thriller based on a true story of a lawyer uncovering a corporation’s deliberate poisoning of a town’s water supply. The fear here is quiet but suffocating as families unknowingly live through a slow, preventable tragedy.
Not all killers use weapons, some use negligence.

5.    A Very English Scandal – Charm as a Disguise for Cruelty

Hugh Grant plays a charismatic politician whose polished public persona hides manipulation, deception, and an attempted cover-up that spirals out of control. The story is a reminder that the most dangerous villains are often the ones who seem respectable.

6. Mr. Robot – A World Controlled from the Shadows

Rami Malek plays Elliot, a hacker who tries to take down a powerful corporation controlling society’s strings. As he digs deeper, the line between reality and manipulation blurs and the fear comes from realizing that people may already be living inside someone else’s design. Makes you wonder if the villains already own the world.

7.    Deepwater Horizon – Disaster Fueled by Greed

Based on the real 2010 oil rig explosion, this film starring Mark Wahlberg shows how cost-cutting decisions led to one of the worst environmental disasters in modern history. The chaos is explosive, but the true terror lies in knowing it could have been stopped before it even began and when profit matters more than people, tragedy becomes inevitable.

This Halloween, Consider a Different Kind of Scary

These stories don’t rely on supernatural jump scares. Instead, they haunt viewers by revealing worlds shaped by failure, greed, and injustice. They remind us that horror can exist in silence, in indifference, and in choices made behind closed doors.

Stream these powerful real-world thrillers now on Lionsgate Play, available via PLDT Home, Smart and Cignal.

Because sometimes the most frightening stories are the ones that could actually happen.

 

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About Lionsgate Play

Lionsgate Play, a premium streaming service from Lionsgate India and Starz, offers bespoke quality content to its users. It boasts premium and curated content including Premieres, billion-dollar Franchise Movies and binge-worthy Box Sets. Lionsgate Play is accessible to consumers in the Philippines via www.lionsgateplay.com for Php79 monthly with PLDT Home and Php199 quarterly plan with Smart.

A curated selection of Lionsgate Play titles is also available on Cignal Super, the Philippines'  first and only streaming aggregator app. With only One Login, One Subscription, users can watch content from multiple streaming apps for only P799/month (Premium+ Plan) or P499/month (Premium Plan).

For more information about Lionsgate Play Philippines, visit lionsgateplay.com and follow them on Facebook and Tiktok.

Black Mafia Family Season 4 Brings More of the Real-Life Drama of America's Biggest Drug Empire

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Discover how an ambitious dream of power and wealth built one of the most infamous crime empires in history.

You may have heard about hit shows inspired by real-life stories of crime and power, but the tale of the Black Mafia Family (BMF) is one you shouldn't miss—even if it's your first time learning about it.

The BMF story has captured headlines in the United States for decades, and now, the award-winning drama series based on their true events is streaming in the Philippines! Black Mafia Family Season 4 has landed on Lionsgate Play, with the finale arriving August 15.

So, why should Pinoys tune in? Let’s take a closer look.

Who Were the Black Mafia Family?

The Black Mafia Family was one of the most powerful drug empires in the United States during the late ‘80s to early 2000s. BMF was founded in Detroit, Michigan by two brothers, Demetrius “Big Meech” Flenory and Terry “Southwest T” Flenory. The brothers came from humble beginnings, and in their search for a better life, they entered the world of the illegal drug trade.

What began as small-scale dealing quickly grew into a highly organized network. At its peak, BMF was distributing massive amounts of cocaine throughout the United States, with operations stretching to cities like Los Angeles, Atlanta, and Miami. Police estimated that the organization had moved drugs worth millions of dollars and controlled a huge part of the illegal drug market.

But their activities weren’t just about crime. Unlike other crime groups, the Black Mafia Family gained an almost mythical status for maintaining a drug empire while having deep connections to the music industry. They launched BMF Entertainment, a legitimate record label, and mingled with top artists and celebrities, including Jay-Z, Diddy, and Young Jeezy.

However, beneath the glitz and glamor, tensions within the family began to rise. While Demetrius loved the spotlight, Terry was more discreet and wanted to focus on the logistics of their drug empire. This clash ultimately created cracks in their tight-knit operation.

BMF’s growing fame soon made them a target for police crackdowns, and eventually led to the arrests of Demetrius and Terry in 2005. Both were sentenced to 30 years in prison for drug trafficking and money laundering, bringing one of America’s largest criminal empires to an end.

Even after their downfall, the story of BMF lives on, serving as a cautionary tale about the price of power and the importance of family.

Season 4 on Lionsgate Play: Why Filipinos Should Watch

If you love action-packed dramas and true crime stories, it's time to tune in to Black Mafia Family. Produced by Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson, the series cinematically shows not just the glitz and danger, but also the emotional struggles of the Flenory brothers.

Now's the perfect time to jump in, because Season 4 is being hailed as the series' most mature and emotional chapter yet. Expect dramatic confrontations, shocking twists, and moments that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Tune in to Lionsgate Play find out why the rise and fall of the Black Mafia Family continues to captivate audiences worldwide.

Exclusive for Smart Subscribers: Unlock Lionsgate Play for Free starting July 18

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Dive into a world of top-notch entertainment at no cost with Lionsgate Play’s 7-day free trial, just for Smart subscribers

It's the golden age of entertainment, but with so many streaming services offering a vast range of content, it can be challenging to decide which one to subscribe to. That’s why Lionsgate Play is making the decision easier with their exclusive 7-day free trial, letting Smart Mobile subscribers explore a world of premium content without spending a centavo.

“We're excited to lead Smart Mobile subscribers into the world of Lionsgate Play's premium content with this 7-day free trial," stated Rohit Jain, President - Lionsgate Play, Asia.  "Our objective is to inspire and captivate viewers, leading them to discover our relatable, edgy, bold and compelling content.”

 

“At Smart, we are committed to providing our subscribers with easy access to top-notch entertainment,” said Alex O. Caeg, Head of Smart Consumer Wireless Business. "This collaboration with Lionsgate Play aligns perfectly with our mission to give our customers more value."

 

What is Lionsgate Play?

Lionsgate Play offers a streaming experience that's hard to match. It's got an extensive library filled with blockbuster movies and critically acclaimed TV shows. From timeless classics to the latest releases, Lionsgate Play has it all. Plus, enjoy exclusive content you won’t find on other streaming platforms, such as A24's highest-grossing horror flick Talk to Me and Liam Neeson starrer Blacklight amongst others.

 

How to Avail the 7-Day Free Trial

This promotion is exclusively for Smart Mobile prepaid and postpaid subscribers who have not subscribed to Lionsgate Play in the past. Here’s how you can get started with your 7-day free trial:

1.    Visit the Lionsgate Play website.

2.    Register using your email address or mobile number and create a password.

3.    Go to the Subscription page and choose “SMART” as your mode of payment.

4.    Select your subscription plan:

o   Php99 for a monthly plan

o   Php199 for a quarterly plan

5.    Enter your mobile number and proceed to the checkout page.

6.    You'll receive a One-Time Password (OTP) via SMS.

7.    Enter the OTP to activate your free 7-day trial.

8.    Start streaming and enjoy your favorite content!

 

Other Details

·       Automatic Renewal: On the 8th day, your subscription will be auto charged based on your chosen plan. The renewal date will align with the initial charge date.

·       Promo Period: The promotion runs from July 18, 2024, to October 17, 2024. Even if you subscribe on the last day, you’ll still enjoy the full 7-day trial.

·       One-Time Offer: Each subscriber can only avail of the promotion once during the entire period.

·       Easy Cancellation: You can cancel your subscription anytime during the trial period by accessing your Lionsgate Play account, navigating to the Settings> Subscription page, and clicking the deactivation button. You’ll receive confirmation of the cancellation.

 

Don’t miss out on this limited-time offer—start your 7-day free trial today and level up your viewing experience!

 

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The Verdict Is In: These Legal Dramas on Lionsgate Play Are Must-Watches

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What is it about legal dramas that captivate our attention? Is it the complex characters, the suspenseful courtroom scenes, or the high stakes that keep us on the edge of our seats? Lionsgate Play boasts a curated selection of riveting legal dramas that'll make you root for justice, keep you at the edge of your seat, and sometimes, even question your moral compass. From courtroom battles to behind-the-scenes drama, here's a must-watch list of the best legal dramas on Lionsgate Play.

Dark Waters

A gripping legal thriller that follows the real-life story of environmental attorney Robert Bilott (Mark Ruffalo), Dark Waters delves into the complexities of fighting a powerful corporation accused of contaminating a town's water supply. As Bilott uncovers a long history of pollution, the stakes rise, revealing the immense personal and professional sacrifices required to pursue justice.

The Sparring Partner

Based on actual events in Hong Kong, The Sparring Partner delves into the twisted psyche of Henry  (Yeung Wai Lun)and his accomplice Angus (Mak Pui Tung), who stand accused of murdering Henry’s parents. The courtroom drama unfolds through a series of interviews, revealing Henry's chilling demeanor and possible motives rooted in jealousy, greed, and sociopathy. Despite the seemingly clear-cut case against Henry, Angus' role remains ambiguous, clouded by coerced confessions and questionable evidence. As the trial progresses, the jurors grapple with their preconceived notions, further complicated by a disturbing re-enactment of the crime. The film critiques the jury's partiality and the sensationalism surrounding the case, offering a compelling yet grim reflection on justice and human nature.

Woman in Gold

In Woman in Gold, Helen Mirren stars as Maria Altmann, an elderly Jewish woman who, six decades after fleeing Nazi-occupied Vienna, seeks to reclaim her family's possessions seized during the war. Central to her quest is the renowned painting "Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I" by Gustav Klimt, a portrait of her beloved aunt. Teaming up with a determined young lawyer, Randy Schoeberg (Ryan Reynolds), Maria embarks on an arduous legal fight against the Austrian government, which regards these artworks as national treasures.

On the Basis of Sex

On the Basis of Sex chronicles the inspiring journey of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, one of the most influential figures in American legal history. Portrayed brilliantly by Felicity Jones, this biographical drama focuses on Ginsburg's early career and her fight against gender discrimination. The film highlights her landmark case that set the stage for her future role as a Supreme Court Justice, making it a must-watch for those passionate about legal history and social justice.

Head over to Lionsgate Play on PLDT Home and Smart and start streaming these legal dramas today!

Charming and Cheeky: 4 Must-Watch British Comedies on Lionsgate Play

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From slapstick humor to dry wit and everything in between, the Brits certainly know how to tickle your funny bone. For fans in the Philippines, Lionsgate Play has curated a collection of must-see British comedies that promise to have you laughing out loud. Whether you’re a long-time enthusiast or new to the genre, here’s a lineup that shouldn’t be missed.

Everything I Know About Love

Based on the memoir by Dolly Alderton, Everything I Know About Love offers a raucously tender exploration of female friendship, bad dates, and navigating life in your twenties. Set in the 2000s, the series tackles the highs and lows of adulthood with humor and heart. With its relatable characters and nostalgic nods, it's a vibrant addition to the landscape of British comedy that resonates with the millennial crowd. Starring Emma Appleton and Hannah Dodd, it’s a must-watch for anyone who wants to reminisce about the early 2000s or those going through their own quarter-life crisis.

Motherland

Venturing into the realm of parental humor, Motherland is a brilliant take on the trials and tribulations of middle-class parenting. This sitcom dives deep into the chaotic world of competitive playdates, last-minute school projects, and the never-ending quest for "me time." Its sharply written script and outstanding ensemble cast, including Anna Maxwell Martin and Diane Morgan, offer a candid and hysterical look at motherhood like you’ve never seen before.

Keeping Mum

Keeping Mum is a British comedy that revolves around the life of Walter Goodfellow (Rowan Atkinson), a vicar too absorbed in writing the perfect sermon to notice the chaos unravelling in his own family. His wife (Kristin Scott Thomas) is entangled in a flirtation with her American golf instructor (Patrick Swayze), while their daughter juggles a series of boyfriends and their son becomes a magnet for bullies. The arrival of Grace Hawkins (Maggie Smith), the new housekeeper, introduces a twist as she proposes a drastic, and possibly dark, solution to restore harmony in the Goodfellow household.

Johnny English Strikes Again

The incomparable Rowan Atkinson plays the bumbling yet somehow always successful MI7 agent Johnny English, who returns for a third hilariously high-stakes mission in Johnny English Strikes Again. After a cyber-attack reveals the identity of all active undercover agents in Britain, English is the Secret Service’s last hope. Untrained in modern technology but equipped with analog methods and distinctive wit, English dives headfirst into action.

Head over to Lionsgate Play on PLDT Home and Smart and start watching these hilarious British comedies today.

The Final Stand: ‘Hightown’ Season 3 Marks the End of an Epic Journey

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Brace for a storm as the last chapter of the crime series Hightown streams on Lionsgate Play.

Hightown Season 3 is now on Lionsgate Play! The gripping crime series is an emotional rollercoaster that follows Jackie Quiñonez's (Monica Raymund), a National Marine Fisheries Service agent struggling to maintain her sobriety amidst the harrowing opioid crisis plaguing Cape Cod. 

In Season 2, viewers witnessed Jackie's pursuit to establish herself as a cop and seek justice for a tragic loss. In the third and final season, beliefs will be challenged, loyalties tested, and Jackie will navigate a path where she must learn to stand firm for her convictions.

On her initial thoughts on Hightown heroine Jackie, Monica Raymundo says, “I was really intrigued by how messy she was and how imperfect, flawed, and dark. I wanted to explore… these phases of life that all of us go through, these messy I-don’t-know phases… and like, living in that immaturity before we really start to sort of know who we are. So when I read the script I was intrigued by how she skirts the line of light and darkness. Who she is in private vs. who she is in public.”

Reflecting on his experience working on the show, Atkins Estimond, who plays ambitious lieutenant Osito Delgado, says,"One of the best cast and crews that I've ever had the opportunity to work with... Everybody here really cares about each other, but also, we really care about this project. We really care about this show... It's just been a real gift and a treasure to be on this show."

‘Senorita 89’ Unmasks the Dark Secrets of Beauty Pageants in 1980s Mexico

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In the thrilling telenovela’s second season, the 90s are in full swing, and the search for a new Miss Mexico is dirtier than ever.

Following a dramatic first season, the glamorous Mexican telenovela Senorita 89 is back to deliver more dark secrets from the world of beauty pageants. After Isabel (Natasha Dupeyrón) was crowned queen in Season 1 and Concepcion’s (Ilse Salas) luxurious La Encantada empire fell apart, the story shifts into the 90s and follows the battle between Mexico's two main television networks to crown the next queen. But while Isabel does everything to hold on to the crown, the arrival of a new queen threatens to undo her hard work and take everything from her.

Season 2 introduces new series regulars, including Dolores Heredia (El Galán) as La Madrina, mother of the cartels, and Yoshira Escárrega (Toda La Sangre) as Maribel Montaño, a.k.a. La Santa.

Senorita 89’s riveting drama continues to be an eye-opening watch for political thriller fans everywhere. It maintains its focus on addressing relevant issues such as misogyny, beauty stereotypes, and the objectification of women while showing the power of female solidarity, the weight of resilience, and the importance of challenging the status quo.

Talking about what Season 2 will bring, series showrunner and creator Lucia Puenzo told Deadline: “After the incredible reception of the first season, both in Mexico and the rest of the world, it was an immense joy to receive the confirmation that there would be a second season.”

Puenzo adds, “In the second season, our protagonists have understood that nothing is achieved by asking for forgiveness or permission. They are ready to set fire to all limits, borders, privileges… and break once and for, all the stereotypes that say that only princesses have the right to exist.”

Uncover what lies under the glitz and glamour of pageantry with Senorita 89 Season 2, streaming on Lionsgate Play this March 15.

Helen Mirren Gives a Nuanced Performance as Controversial Historical Figure Golda Meir in ‘Golda’

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In Golda, Helen Mirren portrays controversial Israeli leader Golda Meir as neither hero nor villain, but as a complex leader who made difficult decisions under extraordinary circumstances.

A riveting thriller, Golda is a must-see for history buffs and fans of political dramas. Transporting audiences to the heart of the Yom Kippur War in 1973, it recounts a period marked by intense conflict and uncertainty for Israel. Over the course of 19 nail-biting days, Prime Minister Golda Meir, portrayed with gritty determination by Helen Mirren, finds herself at the epicenter of a crisis that threatens the very existence of her nation.

With the shadow of Israel's total annihilation looming, Meir must outmaneuver her doubtful cabinet and navigate a complex web of international relations, particularly with the enigmatic US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger (Liev Schreiber). As the clock ticks down, Meir's unwavering leadership and deep compassion are put to the ultimate test, with millions of lives hanging in the balance. Golda is a story of resilience, strategy, and the heavy burden of leadership, leaving viewers to ponder the controversial legacy of one of the world's most formidable political figures.

On portraying such a complex and divisive figure on screen, Helen Mirren told BBC News:  "All I'm doing is playing Golda during the period of the Yom Kippur War. I'm not explaining her, rationalizing her, or reappraising her. I'm just playing a woman of that age dealing with that situation.”

Meanwhile, director Guy Nativ says that this film explores Meir's complicated legacy instead of simply hailing her as a hero: “I was raised with a narrative that we were stronger, more powerful, and that we won. Golda Meir was a hero. However, what I learned throughout my adult years is that it's not the case. It was a dreadful war; we lost almost 3000 soldiers. There was a big failure with a lot of units. Within this, I found Meir to be a fascinating character, very complicated. Aside from a TV movie in the 1980s, no one had tackled her character in such depth.”

Witness Helen Mirren delivers a powerhouse performance as Golda Meir in Golda, premiering exclusively on Lionsgate Play this March 8.

●       Directed by: Guy Nattiv

●       Screenplay by: Nicholas Martin

●   Cast: Helen Mirren, Camille Cottin, Ellie Piercy, Rami Heuberger, Lior Ashkenazi, Liev Schreiber, Dominic Mafham, Ed Stoppard, Henry Goodman

●       Producers: Michael Kuhn, Jane Hooks, Nicholas Martin

●       Exec. Producers: Louise Nathanson, Anna Vincent, Celine Rattray

Official synopsis:

Golda, a ticking-clock thriller sharing the intensely dramatic events, high-stake responsibilities, and controversial decisions that Meir – also known as the ‘Iron Lady of Israel’ – faced during the Yom Kippur War in 1973. Her actions, in impossible circumstances, would ultimately decide the fate of millions of lives.

What Filipinos Need to Know About BAFTAs 2024 - UK’s Biggest Entertainment Awards that will LIVE stream on Lionsgate Play in the Philippines

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Get a front-row seat to the action with Lionsgate Play

If the U.S. has the Academy Awards and The Golden Globes, then the UK has the British Academy Film Awards, more commonly known as the BAFTAs. This prestigious awards ceremony celebrates and recognizes the best in British and international film talent, and this year, Filipino film enthusiasts will be able to experience the excitement live, as Lionsgate Play will be bringing the 2024 BAFTAs straight to their screens in real time.

Understanding the passion of Filipino fans for globally recognized film events, Lionsgate Play aims to make this glamorous night one to remember by delivering the show directly to local screens. Earlier this year, the platform streamed the 75th Primetime Emmy Awards and the 81st Golden Globe Awards.

The 2024 BAFTAs will be held on Sunday, February 18, 2024, at 7 PM GMT. Filipino audiences can join in the festivities in real time by tuning into Lionsgate Play on Monday, February 19, 3 AM. The entire program will also be available for streaming on-demand, so everyone has the chance to watch the highlights whenever they want!

Here's what they can look forward to:

The best of the best in film

When it comes to nominations, Oppenheimer is at the forefront with an impressive 13 nods, followed closely by Poor Things with 11, and both Killers of the Flower Moon and The Zone of Interest with nine each. Other notable films such as Anatomy of a Fall, The Holdovers, Maestro, All of Us Strangers, Barbie, and Saltburn also feature prominently in this year's nominations, showcasing the diverse range of cinematic masterpieces that have graced our screens in the past year.

Hosting by David Tennant

Renowned actor David Tennant will grace the stage as the host of the ceremony, bringing his unique charm and wit to the proceedings. Audiences worldwide look forward to the actor’s distinctive flair in hosting, which promises to make the evening even more memorable..

How to watch the BAFTAs LIVE

To access the live broadcast of the BAFTAs, simply subscribe to Lionsgate Play and prepare for an unmatched viewing experience.

Join us in celebrating excellent storytelling and performances that have captured the imagination of audiences the world over. With Lionsgate Play, the magic of the BAFTAs is just a click away. Mark your calendars for the must-watch event of the year!

BAFTA to LIVE stream on Lionsgate Play on PLDT Home in the Philippines on Monday, February 19th at 3AM

These Intriguing Movies and TV Series on Lionsgate Play are Inspired by Real Events

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 Dive into dramatic retellings of historical thrills with exciting titles exclusively on Lionsgate Play.

Lionsgate Play’s best blasts from the past are sure to pique anyone’s interest. Get lost in stories about political intrigues, surviving a natural disaster, and the lives of extraordinary individuals you won’t soon forget. These shows and films let the past unfold on the screen in a captivating blend of entertainment and historical accuracy that will have you glued to your seats (and even falling into Internet rabbit holes afterward). So buckle up and prepare for an unforgettable journey through time!

Gaslit (2022)

Gaslit is a fresh look into the 1972 Watergate scandal, a major political scandal involving President Richard Nixon, which eventually led to his resignation. It focuses on the untold story of Martha Mitchell (Julia Roberts), the wife of John Mitchell (Sean Penn), Nixon’s Attorney General who played a role in the scandal. Robbie Pickering’s political thriller is also based on the podcast Slow Burn by Leon Neyfakh and is a gripping tale of a brave woman standing her ground amidst political lies. Roberts’ gripping performance got her nominated for Best Actress at the Golden Globes and Critics Choice Awards.

Watch Gaslit on Lionsgate Play.

The Impossible (2014)

An idyllic vacation takes a nightmarish turn in disaster-drama film The Impossible. Maria Bennett (Naomi Watts) and her husband Henry Bennett (Ewan McGregor) are enjoying a Christmas holiday at a Thai resort when a tsunami sweeps the peaceful resort and breaks their family apart. In the chaos that follows, Maria desperately finds a way to reunite her family. The film is based on the real-life story of the Belon-Alvarez family, miraculous survivors of the devastating 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami.

Watch The Impossible on Lionsgate Play.

Papillon (2017)

This 2017 drama tells the story of real-life French convict Henri Charrière (Charlie Hunnam), a Parisian safecracker known in the underworld as "Papillon" (butterfly). In 1933, he was wrongly convicted of murder and sentenced to life in the notorious Devil's Island penal colony in French Guiana. There, he forms an alliance with another convict, counterfeiter Louis Dega (Rami Malek) as they attempt daring escapes. Papillon is based Charrière's international best-selling autobiographical books Papillon and Banco.

Watch Papillon on Lionsgate Play.

 

Hotel Mumbai (2019)

Hotel Mumbai is an action-thriller film inspired by the 2008 Mumbai attacks at the Taj Mahal Palace in India. A storm of terror erupts after the Lashkar-e-Taiba organization launches coordinated attacks across the city, including the hotel. Meanwhile, a humble waiter,

Arjun (Dev Patel), rises above his duties and risks everything to guide terrified patrons to safety, especially a British heiress, her husband, and their infant.

Watch Hotel Mumbai on Lionsgate Play.

 

Green Book (2018)

In 1960s southern America, an Afrian-American pianist (Mahershala Ali) about to embark on a concert tour in the Deep South recruits an Italian American bouncer (Viggo Mortensen) to drive him through his venues. Throughout the journey, the pair develop an unlikely bond, confronting racism and prejudice while discovering the value of friendship beyond social barriers.

Watch Green Book on Lionsgate Play.

The Final Score (2022)

Pablo Gonzales’ The Final Score chronicles Colombian soccer defender Andres Esobar’s (Juan Pablo Urrego) illustrious life that tragically ended in 1994. The six-part layered mini-series delves into the complicated relationship of several Colombian national team players, mired with drug trafficking and culminating in the 1994 World Cup goal and Escobar’s murder.

Watch The Final Score on Lionsgate Play.

Immerse yourself in these captivating titles only on Lionsgate Play on PLDT Home