The Curtis-Smith sisters gear up for an Australia reunion after Jasmine’s secret homecoming ahead of Anne’s weekend performances.
Sapphic film faces shrinking cinemas yet sparks hope for global recognition, with Jasmine reflecting on Oscars, identity, and Filipino storytelling.
For Filipino theater to move beyond “passion projects,” it needs a structural shift that treats artists as workers and the stage as a sustainable workplace. Until then, “Endo” will linger, eased only by collective support and better management.
In “Endo,” Jasmine Curtis-Smith plays Tanya, a woman forced to choose between romance and survival in a world where job security feels like a myth.
Jasmine Curtis-Smith’s career-driven character.
“Stars on the Floor Season 2” raises the stakes with Jasmine Curtis-Smith’s mystery reveal, the launch of “Collabo-labong Labanan,” and Marian Rivera’s candid reflections on her lifelong love for dance.
From award-winning indie film to live theater, “Endo,” starring Jasmine Curtis-Smith and Royce Cabrebra, reimagines a story of ordinary Filipinos navigating extraordinary challenges.
With ₱13.4 million in ticket sales and a strong showing from documentary filmmakers, Cinemalaya 2025 showed the power of persistence and storytelling.
