Xian Lim, Sarah Geronimo, and James Reid in “Miss Granny.” Image:Instagram/@viva_films
MANILA, Philippines — The Filipino adaptation of South Korean film “Miss Granny” starring Sarah Geronimo is now streaming on Netflix.
Geronimo’s management Viva Artists announced the news Tuesday over its official Twitter account.
Nasa Netflix na ang lola mo! #MissGrannyPH @Netflix_PH pic.twitter.com/zS1Qg8mwPJ
— VAA (@VivaArtists) July 9, 2019
“Miss Granny” tells the story of a 70-year-old woman who finds herself trapped inside the body of her 20-year-old self.
The 2018 film directed by Joyce Bernal also stars James Reid and Xian Lim. In its original version, the lead was played Korean actress Shim Eun-Kyun.
“Miss Granny” was nominated for three Filipino Academy of Movie Arts and Science (FAMAS) awards.
The FAMAS nominations were Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Actress for Geronimo and Best Original Song for “Isa Pang Araw.” (Editor: Jonathan P. Vicente)
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