THE "enemies-to-lovers" rhetoric has figured in countless young love stories, but rarely is it tackled beyond the sweet nothings and "kilig" moments in moving pictures.
The latest series adaptation of popular teen novel, "He's Into Her," however is bent on breaking a formula that trivializes the very real feelings involved in young love, and is eager to show on its premiere today, just how deep they cared to understand this truly passionate and emotional generation.
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