Now Streaming

Now Streaming is an anthology series on stories of love, betrayal, anger and paranoia, about people like you and me longing for personal connection and intimacy. As our characters are trapped inside their homes during the pandemic, they have no choice but to confront their demons.

Six stories. Six directors. One city. One lockdown.

Episodes:
- From My Window (Carlo Enciso Catu)

- Destroy Everything You Touch (Dodo Dayao)
- Eater (Bradley Liew)

- First of May (Siege Ledesma)
- As You Can See (Kenneth Dagatan)

- Year of the Rat (directed by Rae Red; written by Jericho Aguado)

Producing Partners:

Cignal Entertainment

Stream now on www.cignalplay.com

FROM MY WINDOW: A young chef- entrepreneur whose restaurant fell casualty to the long lockdown spies on his new neighbor and crush, a man with Instagram-ready abs, biceps, and armpits. Alone in their respective apartments, they bond from several balconies away.

DESTROY EVERYTHING YOU TOUCH: In a world on quarantine, five twenty-something friends now have their regular meet-ups only virtually, via a Zoom-like app. A horrible secret comes to light and one by one, horrible things happen to them inexplicably, mysteriously.

FIRST OF MAY: A man and a woman engage romantically, though only online. They connect on a deep level and even start to make plans of being together once it's possible. It comes to light that they're attached to, and possibly still in love with, other people.

EATER: A popular mukbang (real-time, online show of someone eating lots and lots of food) Internet sensation is stalked and gradually controlled by a strange, obsessed fan.

AS YOU CAN SEE: During lockdown a young woman living alone in her studio apartment connects with an online seller of an object that can, maybe, momentarily, fill the void that's slowly eating her up.

YEAR OF THE RAT: A wannabe influencer goes to ridiculous lengths to get more likes, more followers - until one of those followers emerges as a threat not just to her popularity but her very life.