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The Ride
Set in the roads of Manila, the rural, the sea, and the “underground”, the film tells the story of Leo, the son, forced to grant his dying mother’s request to accompany his estranged father, Barry, to come home.
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Set in the roads of Manila, the rural, the sea, and the “underground”, the film tells the story of Leo, the son, forced to grant his dying mother’s request to accompany his estranged father, Barry, to come home.
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Genre:Action, Thriller
Written By:Dodo Dayao, Thop Nazareno, John Paul Bedia
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Runtime:64 minutes
Studio:Spring Films, Cornerstone Studios, MQuest Ventures
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