Take Me to Banaue (2023)
When a gawky American engineer discovers the real truth of the stunning woman he fell for, he must seek help from his best friend while grappling with a deal from a businesswoman, all as he tries to make it to Banaue... for that woman he loves.
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When a gawky American engineer discovers the real truth of the stunning woman he fell for, he must seek help from his best friend while grappling with a deal from a businesswoman, all as he tries to make it to Banaue... for that woman he loves.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Jason Rogers, Danny Aguilar
In Theaters:2/10/2023
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Studio:Carpe Diem Pictures
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