Bell Films Releases Official Trailer for Kontradiksyon

BELL FILMS RELEASES ACTION-PACKED TEASER TRAILER FOR DEBUT FILM 'KONTRADIKSYON'

After it's successful grand relaunch concert The Next Attraction held last June 30, 2018, Bell Films (Universal Records Philippines' film production arm) officially releases the teaser trailer for their debut film 'Kontradiksyon' (a play on the words Kontra and Adiksyon).

From Palanca Award-winning writer-director Njel de Mesa (writer of critically-acclaimed film Respeto and the film Subtext) comes this action-packed film that tackles the controversial war against drugs in the Philippines. Through the film, audiences will have the chance to see the various aspects and opposing views of the big issues in the country.

The short trailer shows glimpses of what audiences can expect from the film, with scenes showing a high stakes chase featuring leading man Jake Cuenca, and intense fight sequences with Kris Bernal and Katrina Halili, both in roles they have never done before.

Kris Bernal as Jessica in Kontradiksyon

Also starring in the film are a multitude of stars including Elizabeth Oropesa, Paolo Paraiso, Lou Veloso, Jojo Alejar, and John Estrada, among many others.

Jake Cuenca as Alexis in Kontradiksyon

The film, which serves as Bell Films return to the scene after over two decades, is expected to be released later this year.

Cast of Kontradiksyon at Bell Films' The Next Attraction event

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