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Soundtrack The movie is highly recommended by two of my friends with impeccable taste and some others  Maybe NOT A TYPICAL LOVE STORY is a better tag line, but it's too long, I guess, because this is indeed a love story.  NOT A LOVE STORY made it more intriguing and I bet a lot of people watched this because of that very reason. Others were debating(softly, but within earshot) a while ago inside the theatre. One said that Sid said that before seeing Aya again and the other was disagreeing.   You might ask, "Did they part?" Seeing another person again has many meanings.  It could mean the same day or whatever, so I won't answer your question.  You have to see the movie yourself or search the net for people who love giving the story away.   What I can say is that I am adding Irene Emma Villamor to my favourite Writers and Directors list because she knows how to intrigue people and she knows how to tell a very good story and make i...

Source Camp Sawi is a 2016 Filipino comedy-drama film starring Andi Eigenmann, Bela Padilla, Yassi Pressman, Kim Molina, Sam Milby and Arci Muñoz. It is written and directed by Irene Villamor. It was released on August 24, 2016 by Viva Films. Wikipedia Release date :  24 August 2016 ( Philippines ) Director :  Irene Villamor Featured song :  This Heart Screenplay :  Irene Villamor Producers :  Bela Padilla ,  Joyce E. Bernal ,  Neil Arce ,  Veronique Del Rosario ,  Vicente G. del Rosario III As much as possible when I write a blog entry about the movie I have just seen, whether it's a super duper old one or something very recent, I try not to give spoilers, so I will TRY not to give a single one, but if ever I do, think of it as watching something for hundreds of times and yet you still get excited about something. Or if you read a book and love it, the effect is so different than that when sit b...

( source ) Written and Directed by Irene Villamor Without giving the whole story away, I must say we, my parents and I, love the ending.  We may not have applauded, but it etched a lot of good memories in our hypothalami. Carlo Aquino has honed his craft and is more appealing, but his character is smug and the first time  they(Celeste and Jesse) parted ways(sorta kinda a spoiler), Jesse should've convinced Celeste to stay, but he just allowed her to hail a cab. After several years they see each other again(spoiler alert again), he was "in love" with another, he didn't even look for her, but since he found out he filled her senses he was smug again, then when she told him to go, he left...if I go on then I'll give the story totally away. I would rather people run to the cinemas to find out what I mean. Dad and I planned to watch this a day before a close friend told me that we were going to watch this today.  I didn't want to watch that po...