Love in the time of the internet: couple hashtags, love letters on chat, and selfies on every date. Teenager Norma (Sue Ramirez) has even gone as far as to make a joint social media account for her and her boyfriend Leo. Then she turns out to have a nightmarish illness known as electromagnetic hypersensitivity, meaning she cannot be around gadgets or (gasp!) Wi-Fi. Sent to a far-flung area with no signal, she and Leo are forced into a long-distance relationship. But it’s Leo’s brother (Jameson Blake) who makes his presence felt in Norma’s life — in Leo’s name. (Source: Inquirer) Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Norsk
- Native Title: Ang Babaeng Allergic sa Wifi
- Also Known As: Alérgica a Wi-Fi , Girl That Is Allergic To WiFi
- Screenwriter & Director: Jun Lana
- Genres: Romance
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Cast & Credits
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![Sue Ramirez in The Girl Allergic to WiFi Philippines Movie]( "Sue Ramirez in The Girl Allergic to WiFi Philippines Movie")
Sue Ramirez Main Role -
![Jameson Blake in The Girl Allergic to WiFi Philippines Movie]( "Jameson Blake in The Girl Allergic to WiFi Philippines Movie")
Jameson Blake Main Role -
![Yayo Aguila in The Girl Allergic to WiFi Philippines Movie]( "Yayo Aguila in The Girl Allergic to WiFi Philippines Movie")
Yayo Aguila[Norma's mother]Support Role -
![Candy Pangilinan in The Girl Allergic to WiFi Philippines Movie]( "Candy Pangilinan in The Girl Allergic to WiFi Philippines Movie")
Candy Pangilinan[Aries' & Leo's Mom]Support Role -
![Boots Anson-Roa in The Girl Allergic to WiFi Philippines Movie]( "Boots Anson-Roa in The Girl Allergic to WiFi Philippines Movie")
Boots Anson-Roa[Norma's Grandmother]Support Role -
![Markus Paterson in The Girl Allergic to WiFi Philippines Movie]( "Markus Paterson in The Girl Allergic to WiFi Philippines Movie")
Markus PatersonLeoSupport Role
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Reviews
Endearing
What i like most about this film is how it tries to weigh-in the means of finding love the old-school and modern way. And just like the other Jameson Blake film, 'So Connected', this movie also reminds viewers about the dangers of social media, but beyond that it also tackles about family issues, friendship and romance - though somehow these minor subplots made the film convoluted. Still this film is endearing and teaches us that while romance can indeed blossom on the net, it is our actual interaction with other people that helps in creating long-lasting relationship.Was this review helpful to you?
