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DAVID THOMPSON AND TODD ENGLISH

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Manila’s coming of age

By Stephanie Zubiri | April 3, 2014 - 12:00am

It’s a genre that I have always enjoyed both in film and literature, that coming-of-age story set during those tumultuous and deliciously confusing years of a person’s life when one is no longer a child...

Food and Leisure