Mylene Dizon

Set during the Philippine-American war, a short-tempered Philippine Revolutionary Army general faces an enemy more formidable than the American army: his own treacherous countrymen. Set during the Philippine-American war, Heneral Luna follows the life of one of Philippine History's most brilliant soldier, General Antonio Luna, as he tries to lead his countrymen against colonial masters new and old, and to rise above their own raging disputes to fulfill the promise of the Philippine Revolution.

Frank Moses, a former black ops agents is threatened by a high tech assassin. For one last times, he reassembles his old team to fight and uncover the assailant.

He's a little slow and a little confused much of the time, but mostly he's harmless. Faan (Willie Esterhuizen) lives in a small Karoo town with his father and their housekeeper Truia (Anel Alexander). He's a little slow and a little confused much of the time, but mostly he's harmless. except when the local schoolboys tease him, as they frequently do. and During yet another teasing episode, Faan accidentally runs into the Doctor's (Deon Lotz) wife Beatrice (Nicola Hanekom), who was raised in Pretoria but now lives in this one-horse town because of a secret she and her husband must hide. Faan is now very interested in Beatrice, especially when her blouse rips during the encounter. Beatrice has no interest in even knowing this individual exists, until she discovers that he and his father own some antiques that were passed down from father to son for years, including a very valuable violin. So Beatrice starts her plan to get her hands on the goods, by manipulating the simple-minded fellow to do her will. —Jon Broeke