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New ‘Sisa’ Trailer Sees Hilda Koronel Return to the Filipino Silver Screen

Jun Robles Lana’s latest project with Eugene Domingo brings Hilda Koronel back to the big screen 14 years after the actress’ last film role

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Hilda Koronel is Sisa in Jun Robles Lana’s latest period drama. Screenshot from The IdeaFirst Company/YouTube

The trailer for director Jun Robles Lana’s upcoming film, Sisa, has been released ahead of its March 4 release. The fictional period drama marks the return of actress Hilda Koronel, and sees her starring alongside Eugene Domingo and Sunshine’s Jennica Garcia.

Koronel’s last film was Olivia Lamasan’s 2012 film The Mistress, where her performance landed her the award for Best Supporting Actress at the 2013 Luna Awards and a FAMAS nod.

Domingo previously starred in Lana’s 2013 film Mga Kuwentong Barbero, which was set in the Martial Law era. In Sisa, Lana returns to a rural Philippines, but now sets the stage at the end of the Filipino-American War. While not much else has been revealed in the trailer, Lana said on Instagram that the film explores “the mothering of a nation: the fierce, necessary commitment to teach our people how to resist and survive.”

The film made its world premiere at the 29th Tallinn Black Nights in Estonia in November 2025. 

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Pie Gonzaga

Pie Gonzaga

Culture Writer

Pie Gonzaga is the Culture Writer of Rolling Stone Philippines, primarily covering film, TV, food, and internet culture.

Gonzaga has worked on a range of stories for print and digital formats, from an interview with Cardinal Ambo David to features on queer party organizers such as CHURCH and Club Euphoria. Her work as the magazine’s former State of Affairs Writer includes news updates on pressing issues like the flood control scandal and the missing sabungeros, and covering rallies. Under Culture, she’s written episode recaps for hit shows, film reviews, and features on restaurants and the people who run them.

Before working with Rolling Stone Philippines, she contributed lifestyle and entertainment stories for a digital news platform.

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