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Kangkong 

Pamela returns home to the Philippines from the US after the passing of her parents, eventually finding out that her only relatives there live in a kangkong (swamp cabbage) plantation. She is immediately smittened by Carlos, who is about to be ordained a priest. As they get to know more about each other, what will be of Carlos' faith?
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Pamela returns home to the Philippines from the US after the passing of her parents, eventually finding out that her only relatives there live in a kangkong (swamp cabbage) plantation. She is immediately smittened by Carlos, who is about to be ordained a priest. As they get to know more about each other, what will be of Carlos' faith?

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Mauro Gia Samonte
Written By:Mauro Gia Samonte
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:Seiko Films

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