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After its successful launch in the Philippines, Viva Entertainment's online subscription video on-demand streaming service Vivamax is expanding its reach to Filipinos in the Middle East. Filipino communities in Middle East nations can now enjoy the biggest collection of local entertainment including films, TV shows, documentaries, specials and genre-bending exclusives with Vivamax Middle East.
Among the fresh content available on Vivamax Middle East is the Vivamax Original Movie "Tililing" starring Baron Geisler, Chad Kinis, Gina Pareño, Donnalyn Bartolome, Yumi Lacsamana and Candy Pangilinan. Directed by Darryl Yap ("Vincentiments", "Jowable", "Paglaki Ko Gusto Kong Maging Pornstar"), the controversial genre-bending film revolves around three intern nurses who get locked inside the asylum where they meet three special patients. Together, they attempt to escape before being killed by other patients. Also available are blockbuster titles “Miracle in Cell No. 7”, “Miss Granny”, “Just a Stranger”, “Unforgettable” “On Vodka, Beers and Regrets’, “Jowable”, Vivamax Original Series “Parang Kayo, Pero Hindi”, and “Mia” on April and May.
For only AED 34.99 a month payable via credit card or in-app purchase on Google Play and Apple App Store, Vivamax Middle East has new and exciting features where subscribers can browse their preferred and favorite Vivamax titles and stream them straight to their devices. Subscribers can also save their mobile data by downloading their favorite content from the Vivamax Middle East app and watch them anytime, anywhere. Furthermore, it is ad-free making one's binge-watching experience fun and easy. Meanwhile, more Filipinos can enjoy Vivamax's latest offerings and vastly wide library of local entertainment content as the Vivamax monthly subscription fee of Php149 can be charged to their SKYcable or SKY Fiber bills.
SKY subscribers can look forward to binge-watching their favorite Korean flicks such as "Exit", "Love Forecast", "Ashfall", Lee Min Ho's "Bounty Hunters", and "Seobok" starring Gong Yoo and Park Bo Gum; concerts and specials such as "Unified" with Sarah Geronimo and Regine Velasquez-Alcasid, Anne Curtis' "The Forbidden Concert", and "Tala: The Film Concert"; Hollywood movies including The Hunger Games and Divergent series, John Wick one and two, "Magic Mike", and "Rambo: The Last Blood"; and Viva-produced and co-produced movies including "Maybe This Time" with Sarah Geronimo and Coco Martin, "Kita Kita" starring Alessandra De Rossi and Empoy Marquez, "Camp Sawi", Carlo Aquino and Nadine Lustre's "Ulan", Vice Ganda's "Petrang Kabayo", and "Just A Stranger", among others.
