That Thing Called Tadhana

Mace, heartbroken after her boyfriend of six years leaves her for another woman, meets Anthony at the airport while trying to rebook her flight to Italy. Serendipitously, Anthony is also heading to Sagada, and they embark on a spontaneous road trip, sharing conversations and experiences that help Mace cope with her heartbreak and perhaps find new love.

Critically acclaimed for its realistic portrayal of heartbreak and its witty, relatable dialogue, "That Thing Called Tadhana" resonated deeply with audiences. It was praised for its simple yet effective storytelling, showcasing the complexities of moving on from a past relationship and the unexpected connections one can find.

• Praised for its authentic depiction of Filipino emotions and relatable dialogue.

• Appreciated for its blend of humor and melancholy in exploring heartbreak.

• Celebrated for the chemistry between its lead actors and its journey-driven narrative.

Google audience: Audiences loved the film's realistic and heartfelt portrayal of dealing with heartbreak, finding the characters and their journey incredibly relatable and emotionally resonant. Many appreciated the witty writing and the cathartic experience of watching the characters navigate their pain.

Won Best Screenplay and Best Actress (Angelica Panganiban) at the 2015 FAMAS Awards. Nominated for Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Actor (JM de Guzman) at the 2015 Gawad Urian Awards.

The film's iconic line, 'Anong masasabi mo?' (What can you say?), became a popular catchphrase and a reflection of the characters' raw emotional state.