Star Cinema's "Land Down Under" is Now "Love Me Again"

The much anticipated Star Cinema movie featuring the first screen partnership of Piolo Pascual and Angel Locsin will now be titled "Love Me Again".

Love Me Again is about a Bukidnon native named Migo (Piolo) who wants to reclaim the ranch that his family had lost after his father's death.

In the process, he is smitten by the beauty of his first love Arah (Angel) who has grown to become the famous rodeo queen of Bukidnon. He falls in love with her all over again and resolves to win back her heart as well.

However, Arah is already engaged to an Australian rancher named Brian Sullivan. Being the eldest daughter of a poor cowboy, she feels compelled to accept this man's offer of marriage in order to give her family a better life, no matter how much she still loves Migo.

Arah leaves Bukidnon, along with a group of Pinoy cowboys who have been hired to work in the vast and lonely Australian ranch, which is even bigger than Bukidnon.

Arah thinks it's all over between her and her great love, but two years later, Migo arrives in Australia to work as a cowboy and, more importantly, to get Arah back.

Can their love bloom again in the dry landscape of the land down under? Will Migo be able to reclaim the love he has lost, or will he learn to let her go and start anew?

Piolo Pascual and Angel Locsin are Considered Legally Adoptive Children of Bukidnon

Dubbed as the "Home of the country's finest cowboys," the Impasug-ong municipality of Bukidnon can also be considered the new home of adoptive children Piolo Pascual and Angel Locsin.

According to the official website of ABS-CBN, Piolo, Angel, and Direk Rory Quintos are legally adopted children of the first class municipality located in the northeastern part of Bukidnon. The adoption ceremony involved a bonfire, native costumes, and chants performed by the datus or royalty of Bukidnon.

They have recently finished taping for the Star Cinema movie tentatively titled The Land Down Under. The action flick, which features cowboys in Northern Mindanao, will also highlight cowboys from Australia, hence the title of the movie.

Piolo is very enthusiastic about this movie, which he describes as: "a love story and you will see a lot of backdrop na mga bundok at may outback pa ng Australia."

Angel is equally grateful for being given this chance to work on her first movie with Star Cinema. "Masaya ako na pinagkatiwalaan ako ng ganitong proyekto. Masaya kaming lahat sa Bukidnon."

After shooting their scenes in Mindanao, Angel and Piolo are to proceed to Darwin, Australia to continue filming their first movie together, which is slated to open in cinemas nationwide this November.