Sin Island (Director’s Cut)

David and Kanika are happily married, until Kanika’s adulterous affair ruins their relationship, prompting David to start his own affair with Tasha.

After his wife seems to lose interest in him, a photographer travels to an exotic island where he meets a recently separated woman.

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The Director’s Cut bares ‘steamier,’ ‘bolder’, ‘gory’ scenes. Since on Sky PPV (pay-per-view) and TFC PPV, the platform no longer involves screening from film regulation authorities, the movie is now free to showcase the entire content, including and most especially, the “gory” and “violent” must-not-miss scenes. “‘Yung mga scenes kasi na ‘yun we had to cut kasi baka mabigyan kami ng R-18. The love scenes are extended in the director’s cut and also may mga gory scenes that were taken out of the theatrical release for the rating. ‘Pag napanood ng audience natin ‘yung director’s cut magugulat sila how far it could go,”. “That’s why we really pushed for the director’s cut coz we don’t want na i-censor o i-limit lang natin ‘yung imagination natin or ‘yung film based on ratings so at least this one, they can see how we want the film to look like to violence nan’dun, ‘yung sexiness the edginess,”.

Director: Gino M. Santos
Writers: Jancy E. Nicolas (screenplay), Kriz G. Gazmen (story), Keiko Aquino (based on an original screenplay)
Stars: Xian Lim, Coleen Garcia, Nathalie Hart, TJ Trinidad, Bernard Palanca, Dominic Ochoa, Thou Reyes, Desiree Del Valle, Nikki Valdez, Lito Pimentel, Joyce Ann Burton, Ricardo Cepeda, Marina Benipayo, McCoy De Leon, Charlie Dizon, Meanne Espinosa, Jerome Tan, Hillary Tan