Jasmine Curtis-Smith joins fans at 'Open Endings' block screening, surprises moviegoers at Cinema '76 screening
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Jasmine Curtis-Smith celebrated the nationwide release of 'Open Endings' by joining her fan club's block screening at SM Mall of Asia before making a special appearance at a separate screening of the film at Cinema '76.
Jasmine Curtis-Smith spent time with fans on June 14 as she attended a block screening of Open Endings organized by her fan club, United Jasters, at SM Mall of Asia.
The event brought together supporters, fellow moviegoers, and members of the LGBTQ+ community in celebration of the film's nationwide release.
In a social media post, United Jasters thanked everyone who attended the screening and helped make the gathering a success.
The fan club said it was meaningful to see fans and members of the LGBTQ+ community come together to celebrate the film and show their support for Hannah, Jasmine's character in the movie.
United Jasters also encouraged audiences to continue supporting Open Endings by recommending it to friends and family and sharing their thoughts online.
According to the group, continued support for the film could help secure more screenings in cinemas and create more opportunities for LGBTQ+ representation in mainstream media.
Later that day, Jasmine made a special appearance at a screening of Open Endings at Cinema '76, where she met moviegoers and personally thanked them for supporting the film.
The fan club likewise congratulated Jasmine and the entire Open Endings team on the movie's nationwide release, expressing how proud they were of the actress and the project.
Moviegoers who have yet to see the film are encouraged to catch Open Endings in cinemas and support its ongoing theatrical run.
Open Endings stars Jasmine Curtis-Smith, Janella Salvador, Klea Pineda, and Leanne Mamonong.
Written by Keavy Vicente and directed by Nigel Santos, the film follows four queer women in their 30s who are exes-turned-best friends navigating adulthood, love, friendship, chosen family, and everything in between.
