Cinema One dedicates its Blockbuster Sundays lineup to Kathryn Bernardo's iconic films every Sunday at 7 p.m. this August.
Cinema One dedicates its Blockbuster Sundays lineup to Kathryn Bernardo's iconic films every Sunday at 7 p.m. this August.

Cinema One is marathoning Kathryn Bernardo’s most iconic movies every Sunday this August

Ready for a month-long Kathryn Bernardo marathon? Cinema One is airing her most iconic movies every Sunday this August, from 'The Hows of Us' to 'Hello, Love, Goodbye'. Here's everything you need to know #CinemaOne #KathrynBernardo


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QUEZON CITY, Philippines (Jul 2026) — For Pinoy movie fans wanting to relive the ultimate cinematic heartbreaks, Cinema One is dedicating its entire Blockbuster Sundays lineup to the films of Asia’s Superstar Kathryn Bernardo this August.

A month of Kathryn Bernardo blockbusters

Pinoys can catch these well-loved films every Sunday at 7 p.m. throughout the month.

The marathon kicks off on Aug. 2 with “The Hows of Us,” a romance featuring George (Kathryn Bernardo) and Primo (Daniel Padilla) as they navigate the heavy financial and emotional strains of adulthood on a long-term relationship.

On Aug. 9, viewers can travel to Spain with “Barcelona: A Love Untold.” The movie follows two individuals trying to rebuild their lives and escape past pain, finding healing and an unexpected second chance at love together.

Family drama takes center stage on Aug. 16 with “Three Words to Forever,” starring Sharon Cuneta, Richard Gomez, and Bernardo. The story explores the cracks in a long-standing marriage and the emotional ripple effects it has on the rest of the family.

For a shift into romantic comedy, “Can’t Help Falling in Love” airs on Aug. 23. The plot centers on a successful career woman who discovers she is accidentally married to a complete stranger, leading to a series of chaotic and hilarious situations.

The Blockbuster Sundays lineup wraps up on Aug. 30 with the critically acclaimed “Hello, Love, Goodbye,” which pairs Bernardo with Alden Richards. The film tells the story of a hardworking overseas worker in Hong Kong who must choose between her personal dreams and a deep, unexpected romance.

More drama and comedy options

Aside from the Sunday blockbusters, the channel is packing its weekdays with themes that resonate with younger audiences.

The Monday Drama block offers a mix of suspense, mystery, and heavy emotions. Fans of thrilling stories can tune in for “Halik sa Hangin” on Aug. 3, “Eerie” on Aug. 10, “Nasaan Ka Man” on Aug. 17, “Kuwaresma” on Aug. 24, and “Last Night” on Aug. 31.

Tuesday Comedy focuses on the unique bond between siblings and family members, showing how humor and togetherness help characters overcome life’s hurdles. The lineup includes “Four Sisters and a Wedding” on Aug. 4, “Ang Tanging Ina Mo (Last Na ‘To!)” on Aug. 11, “Seven Sundays” on Aug. 18, and “Home Along Da Riles Da Movie” on Aug. 25.

Where to watch

Cinema One is accessible through various platforms including iWant, SKYcable channel 56, Cignal channel 45, and GSat Direct TV channel 14. Pinoy movie fans can also check with their local cable service providers for channel availability.


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