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A peculiar young man embarks on a colorful food trip across Cagayan with his equally eccentric best friend in search of comfort through familiar flavors, only to discover that what he truly misses is not the food itself, but the memories of home, struggle, and love attached to it.
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A peculiar young man embarks on a colorful food trip across Cagayan with his equally eccentric best friend in search of comfort through familiar flavors, only to discover that what he truly misses is not the food itself, but the memories of home, struggle, and love attached to it.
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Genre:Drama, Family, Adventure
Written By:Harvey Gozado
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Box Office:$1,400
Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:In Bituin Pictures
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