Anne Curtis' "Buy Bust" to close NYAFF

The Hive Asia

Updated 22 June 2018 at 3:00 am

22 Jun – It was reported that Anne Curtis's upcoming action flick "Buy Bust" will be getting a global premiere at the New York Asian Film Festival.

As reported on PEP, the news was announced by the actress herself, who shared, "BUYBUST. In Philippine cinemas on August 1. We will also be closing the New York Asian Film Festival next month. Shooting the official poster today."

She also revealed that the teaser will be out on 22 June.

The movie was originally scheduled for release in February this year, but was postponed after it was revealed that it will be shown in the United States.

Aside from the Erik Matti film, the Erich Gonzales-starrer, "We Will Not Die Tonight" will also have its world premiere at the festival on 29 June.

(Photo Source: Anne Curtis Instagram)

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