A fresh, emotionally charged digital series is making its debut on the Puregold Channel this May 31. Si Sol at si Luna, headlined by Zaijian Jaranilla and Jane Oineza, unpacks themes of grief, longing, and rediscovery of love—all told through a visually striking narrative crafted for the digital age.
In the pilot episode titled Babae sa Bus, viewers meet Sol, a young filmmaker played by Jaranilla, who is tasked with a daunting academic challenge: to document a form of love he’s never known. His search leads him to Luna (Oineza), a woman carrying invisible burdens of her own. As their worlds collide, a quiet yet profound connection begins to unfold.
Directed by award-winning filmmaker Dolly Dulu, the series blends raw performances with cinematic visuals that elevate it beyond the typical digital fare. Jaranilla and Oineza deliver nuanced portrayals that highlight the depth of their characters and the emotional gravity of their journey.
Known for stories that are not only viral hits but also poignantly told, Puregold Channel this time delivers a show that takes cinematic images and intimate storytelling into the digital realm.
Puregold Senior Marketing Manager, Ivy Hayagan-Piedad, expounds on how the series levels up from what Puregold has so far offered. “This is a landmark moment for Filipino entertainment—a bold new chapter in Puregold’s vision of presenting thoughtfully crafted stories that resonate with Filipino audiences. Si Sol at si Luna’s first episode will definitely bring the cinematic experience to a platform that is free and accessible.”
Joining Jaranilla and Oineza in the series is a strong ensemble cast that includes Joao Constancia, Karina Bautista, Cheena Crab, Marnie Lapus, Uzziel Delamide, Lyle Viray, Vaughn Piczon, Jem Manicad, and Atasha Franco.
Don’t miss a single episode of ‘Si Sol at si Luna’, showing on Saturdays on the Puregold Channel on YouTube. Its brilliant cinematography, honest dialogue, and a love story will get you intrigued and hooked right from the start.
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