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When Timawa Meets Delgado
When Timawa meets Delgado "When Timawa meets Delgado" is an unusual story that revolves around the equally-unconventional lives Jun Delgado and Ruben Timawa, and their only way to reach their American dreams: to be nurses. A self-proclaimed filmmaker whose parents and siblings are already in America , Delgado decides to enroll in Nursing after breaking up with his nagging girlfriend. Timawa, on the other hand, is a gay literature teacher and a Palanca award-winning writer who also decides to enroll in nursing when the object of his desire went to America . When they meet at the College of Nursing dean's office, worlds of possibilities open.
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When Timawa meets Delgado "When Timawa meets Delgado" is an unusual story that revolves around the equally-unconventional lives Jun Delgado and Ruben Timawa, and their only way to reach their American dreams: to be nurses. A self-proclaimed filmmaker whose parents and siblings are already in America , Delgado decides to enroll in Nursing after breaking up with his nagging girlfriend. Timawa, on the other hand, is a gay literature teacher and a Palanca award-winning writer who also decides to enroll in nursing when the object of his desire went to America . When they meet at the College of Nursing dean's office, worlds of possibilities open.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Ray Gibraltar
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