Calla lily

Calla lily is a common name for a type of plant. It may specifically refer to:

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Calla Lily (TV series)

Calla Lily is a television series aired by ABS-CBN from May 29, 2006 to September 15, 2006. It revolves around twin sisters Calla and Lily, hence the title.

Plot summary

Sharlene San Pedro (from Mga Anghel na Walang Langit and Goin' Bulilit) starred in this ABS-CBN teleserye, which premiered on May 29, 2006. She reunited once again with her highly successful Angel na Walang Langit family composed of directors Maryo J. delos Reyes, Lino Cayetano, writers Agnes Gagilonia-Uligan, Aloy Adlawan and Michiko Yamamoto, as well as versatile actor Johnny Delgado.

In Calla Lily, Sharlene played dual roles, twin sisters Calla and Lily who grow up in a small fishing village in Batangas. Calla and Lily are polar opposites: Calla is outspoken and naughty while Lily is very timid and shy. Both are doted upon by their father, Dodie (Gerald Madrid), who takes care of them while their mother, Sari (Ana Roces), works in Taiwan as an overseas Filipino worker, or an OFW. However, Sari meets Ramil (Yul Servo) a Filipino businessman abroad and has an affair with him. With her conscience eating her up, she returns home to her family, but her secret becomes exposed when Ramil follows her and tries to win her back. To complicate matters, Sari’s father Edong (Johnny Delgado) and mother Liza (Evangeline Pascual) prefer Ramil over her husband. Soon Dodie and Sari end up fighting and even their kids take sides. One terrible night, a drunken Dodie takes Edong’s boat to sea with Lily following him. The same time a storm hits the village. This period is when the story of Calla Lily unfolded.

Calla Lily (film)

Calla Lily is a Canadian film directed by Mark Penney.

Calla Lily tells the story of Melanie Lauzon, who was drugged and raped while in college. Now ten years later, she is the mother of a young child and is in an abusive relationship. When Melanie has a chance encounter with an old classmate it leads Melanie to evaluate her past, present, and future.

The film was produced in 2015 in a minimalist stye with non-actors.

Calla Lily was originally released in Canada in December 2015. It will be released in American cinemas and on video-on-demand in May 2016.

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