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The Last 12 Days 

The Last 12 Days is the third installment in The 12 Days Saga, a heartfelt trilogy by Filipino filmmaker CJ Santos. This emotionally gripping drama centers on Camille and Daniel, a young couple navigating the complexities of love and illness. As Daniel faces a life-threatening health crisis, their relationship is pushed to its limits, exposing their deepest fears and vulnerabilities while highlighting the unbreakable strength of their connection.
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The Last 12 Days is the third installment in The 12 Days Saga, a heartfelt trilogy by Filipino filmmaker CJ Santos. This emotionally gripping drama centers on Camille and Daniel, a young couple navigating the complexities of love and illness. As Daniel faces a life-threatening health crisis, their relationship is pushed to its limits, exposing their deepest fears and vulnerabilities while highlighting the unbreakable strength of their connection.

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Genre:Romance
Directed By:CJ Santos
Written By:CJ Santos, Maricor Lawig
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Runtime:124 minutes
Studio:Witty Jack Media

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