"GANITO, GANYAN, GANOON" Starring Jodi Sta. Maria and Agot Isidro Exclusively on Netflix on August 13, 2026
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Netflix Philippines has recently unveiled the official key art and official trailer for Ganito, Ganyan, Ganoon, its Filipino family dramedy of the year, starring the Philippines' two powerhouse drama actresses Jodi Sta. Maria and Agot Isidro as the estranged mother and daughter duo at the center of this story.
Directed by Cholo H. Laurel, Ganito, Ganyan, Ganoon follows Jo (Jodie Sta. Maria), a writer on the precipice of a career-defining move. She is thrown off-course by the return of her estranged mother and eventually made to confront the buried wounds from her childhood with a missing mother figure. Jodie Sta. Maria has this to say about her character: “She’s accomplished, she’s intelligent, she’s very strong, but the question is ‘why’? What motivated this character to be the way she is?”
Opposite her is Isidro, who breathes life into Paz, a formidable woman who harbors secrets of her own, and whose return to the Philippines sets the story in motion. Her complexity will prove to be as perplexing as the enigmatic years she spent living in New York, decades that her daughter, Jo, will gradually untangle over the film’s course.
The film is set to lean not only into the emotional pull of a typical Filipino family narrative, but more importantly, into the distinct “dysfunctions” that make each family’s experience truly unique; those that shape us, divide us, and ultimately, pull us back together.
Sta. Maria and Isidro are joined by acompelling ensemble of old and new faces including Gabriel Lazaro, Gardo Versoza, Ruby Ruiz, RK Bagatsing, Mitch Valdez, and Angel Aquino.
The film promises a story hinged on moments of profound love, tentative resentments, hilarious chaos, and ultimately, lingering regrets, all of which coexist simultaneously to paint the portrait of a quintessential Filipino family.
Ganito, Ganyan, Ganoon will premiere globally on August 13, 2026. Only on Netflix.
Directed by Cholo H. Laurel, Ganito, Ganyan, Ganoon follows Jo (Jodie Sta. Maria), a writer on the precipice of a career-defining move. She is thrown off-course by the return of her estranged mother and eventually made to confront the buried wounds from her childhood with a missing mother figure. Jodie Sta. Maria has this to say about her character: “She’s accomplished, she’s intelligent, she’s very strong, but the question is ‘why’? What motivated this character to be the way she is?”
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