Movie Drama
Love at first bite.
A college heartthrob meets a college newbie - a challenge, a tension, a discovery, and a love that will change everything between them.
Philippines Philippines
Ray An Dulay Jess Mendoza Angeli Bayani Tara Cabaero Micah Muñoz Arpee Bautista Ana Abad-Santos Malou Crisologo Raymond Lim Jeri Barrios Tony Lapeña Dido De La Paz Simon Ibarra Ace Ricafort Bong Cabrera Charlotte Dianco Daniel Genuino Herrick Ortiz Cai Cortez Jonathan Neri May Banawa Mark Bunda Jan Michael Siason Majoy Siason Kaisey Alpuerto Ian Banawa
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