Status: Single 2009
Jose Javier Reyes delivers a heartfelt yet hilarious look at modern love in *Status: Single (2009)*, a Filipino romantic comedy that follows Doris, a 30-year-old woman racing against time to find 'the one' before her biological clock runs out.
Director: Jose Javier Reyes
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Status: Single* (2009) about?
*Status: Single* follows Doris, a 30-year-old woman who's desperate to avoid ending up alone. With her biological clock ticking, she enlists her best friend's help to navigate the dating scene, juggling three very different love interests along the way. It's a story about timing, self-discovery, and the hilarious chaos of modern romance.
Who directed *Status: Single*?
*Status: Single* was directed by Jose Javier Reyes, a filmmaker known for crafting heartfelt comedies with Filipino audiences in mind.
Who stars in *Status: Single*?
The film stars Rufa Mae Quinto as Doris, alongside Paolo Contis, Alfred Vargas, Rafael Rosell, and Jon Avila.
Is *Status: Single* (2009) worth watching?
As a Filipino rom-com, *Status: Single* delivers laughs, relatable struggles, and a dash of romance. While not groundbreaking, its charm lies in its humor and the universal desire for connection. If you enjoy lighthearted comedies with heart, it's worth a watch.
How long is *Status: Single*?
*Status: Single* runs for 110 minutes.
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About Status: Single (2009) — A Witty Rom-Com About Love, Loneliness, and Late Bloomers
Jose Javier Reyes delivers a heartfelt yet hilarious look at modern love in *Status: Single (2009)*, a Filipino romantic comedy that follows Doris, a 30-year-old woman racing against time to find 'the one' before her biological clock runs out. Frustrated by the idea of aging alone, she leans on her loyal best friend Randy for help navigating the messy world of dating. With three very different suitors vying for her attention—Hans, the charming Fil-Am bartender; Sean, the brooding intellectual; and Inaki, the painfully shy office mate—Doris must confront her deepest fears about love and happiness. Will she settle for someone who isn't quite right, or learn to embrace the freedom (and humor) of being single?
Set against the bustling backdrop of city life, *Status: Single* blends sharp wit with relatable struggles, offering a refreshing take on the timeless quest for companionship. Starring the talented Rufa Mae Quinto as Doris, the film balances laugh-out-loud moments with poignant reflections on self-worth and destiny.