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♪ Here, here in my heart ♪
♪ My love will never change ♪
♪ Oh, don't you worry, dear ♪
♪ My love will never fade away ♪
♪ Here ♪
♪ Here in my heart! ♪
Hey, Thank you. Thank you.
Oh, one more?
What's that?
No, I'm not allowed. Sorry.
How was it?
- How was it? - Nice!
Yep. Uh.
Oh, I'm tired.
Last one, okay?
- Sorry. - Ah, just kidding!
Oh, um... remember a friend who uh... nearly became an actress?
Janice.
- Janice Tibelin. - Janice Tibelin.
And, uh... what about, uh... Asher Paking?
That Paking, Asher!
Uh... what about Tina? Tina Galang? What happened to her?
I don't know. I think she died.
Oh, my God, you two.
Hey, we're funny.
No, you're not.
- Where to now? - Away.
Another joke.
Cheers.
Hey. Hi. We're your biggest fans.
Can we take a picture with you?
Sure.
Ah, cool.
- Sit down. - I'll take one.
- I'm already up. - Just sit down.
- Okay. Would you take it? - Okay. Okay.
Smile. One, two.
- Do a wacky one! - Okay.
You look great. Thank you.
- Thank you, Kristoff. - Thank you, Kristoff.
Jeez, you guys.
Was that your best wacky face? Oh my God.
Oh, you're on a whole other level.
Go easy on me. They came to me, didn't they?
Yes, they did, but you love the attention.
Watch it.
I think Shane's feeling left out. Okay.
- We'll take a selfie then we're all happy. - Okay.
Yeah, yeah. The camera.
Look. All ready.
- Okay, we'll see your wacky face. - Uh.
One, two.
- Okay. Then we'll all be wacky. - Wacky!
Okay. Okay.
Happy 39th birthday, Shane!
Happy 39th birthday!
Oh, okay. Let's do this!
What the hell?
Sorry, sorry.
- Hold on, hold on. - Where's the couch? I gotta sit down.
Oh, my head hurts. Ugh, I'm never drinking again.
You're such a liar.
- Happy birthday. - Thank you, honey.
Love you.
You smell.
Ugh! You smell like alcohol.
You do as well.
You smell more because you drank more.
Come on.
Time for a shower.
No.
- Yeah. Come on, come on. - Why don't we get naked here on the couch?
Hey.
Come on.
Get up.
Let's find Layla.
Come on, let's shower.
Next time, less drinking.
- Careful. - Sorry.
Can you?
- Can you? - Can you handle me?
Ugh, no.
Can you even stand in the shower?
No.
Okay, can we fit through?
- Ready? One, two, three. - One, two, three.
Yes, Cindy.
Hello, Mr. Kristoff!
The director's here.
Where are you?
Uh... yes. I'm on the way now with Bryan.
Uh... yep. See you soon.
Ma'am, would you please put my things in the car?
- Yes, sir. - Oh, and, uh... open the gate.
- Of course, sir. Sir? - Yes!
Wait, you forgot your bag.
I'm already late.
Okay. Yeah, right.
Okay. Okay, yeah.
That's it. Yeah.
Uh... okay.
- Okay. Hi. - Hello.
- Hi. - Josh!
Hi.
Did you drive yourself?
- Sure I did. - Where is Bryan?
I don't know, he's not answering.
Ah, okay. So makeup.
Go relax.
Action.
I told you before.
You don't need to speak formally to me.
And why shouldn't I?
Once more and I'll kiss you.
I must keep doing it then.
Cut!
Playback.
- Good. - Playback.
Someone get them a seat.
Thank you.
Good take! Close sequence.
- Good take. Good take. - Lunch break, everyone.
Hey, do you want to eat out?
- Sure. Will they mind? - Guys, it's time for lunch.
Josh. We're done here, right? We thought we'd eat out.
Uh, okay. But make sure you're not late back.
Okay.
Hey, ready?
- I'll just get my bag. - Yeah, okay.
Tupe.
Not her.
That's Delgado's girl.
Delgado?
Delgado Malls?
Yes.
She's Delgado Malls' girl.
Okay, we're just eating.
Well, don't say I didn't warn you 'cause I did.
- It's not a big deal. - Okay. I tried.
Go, go.
You have a white-gray mass here, Shane.
It may not be serious,
but it could be a tumor.
I'd like to do a biopsy
so we know what we're dealing with.
I will refer you to a TCVS,
or a thoracic and cardiovascular surgeon.
What if it is a tumor?
When was your last checkup with your oncologist?
Not for five years.
But they didn't see anything in the tumor markers, Doc.
And when I had a breast CA before,
I didn't experience any coughing.
Let's do a biopsy first.
Morning, honey.
Sorry. Did my alarm wake you?
No.
What's this?
It's back.
What do you want for breakfast?
Hot dog or bacon?
Huh?
Oh!
Have some coffee.
Don't worry. We'll get a second opinion, okay?
Already did.
How come you didn't tell me, honey? I could've come with you.
Why?
I'm okay.
Shane, don't you care about this?
Well, of course I do.
What do you want me to do?
Break down and cry about it?
No.
I'm tired of that.
Honey, we got through it before, right?
- Promise we'll do it again. - I don't want to.
Honey, we're still paying the debts from the last time.
So what?
We'll just get a loan then.
I don't care what it takes, but I'll make sure there's money.
I don't want that.
What do you want then?
A lot of things.
I want to do things I want,
and not be sick thanks to chemo.
And I want to do it while I still can.
Shane, what are you talking about?
What am I supposed to do? Just sit back and watch you get weaker?
- I'm sorry, but that's not happening-- - It is because it's what I want.
I get to decide because I'm the one that's sick.
It's me who's got cancer, not you.
I choose, okay?
And I don't want any more chemo.
I'm sorry, honey.
Just please understand what I'm going through.
Huh?
Please.
Hey!
Does your mother know yet?
Mm-mm.
Let's leave it for now.
Honey.
Stop crying, okay? Come on.
Yeah.
I bet the coffee's cold now.
It's okay.
Dude, why are you quitting?
Did I say something wrong or do something wrong?
I really don't understand.
Hey, man, I'll find a replacement
and I'll train them as best I can.
I'll teach them everything. Don't worry. I won't leave you in the lurch.
Fuck that.
Are you still angry?
Perhaps you don't have the energy to go another round.
Well?
Hey.
You were my childhood crush.
I watched you when I was a young girl.
Of course you did.
And I know you're just saying that to make me feel old.
Okay, fine. You got me.
What the fuck is this? Huh?
What the fuck is going on?
- Hey! Fucking get him! - No!
So this is why you weren't answering my calls!
No, no, no!
- Please. - Huh?
Hello!
Hello. And what's my beautiful wife up to?
Something amazing, no doubt.
Mmm.
I'm working on my magic list.
Hmm.
"Fix funeral details."
"Choose urn."
"Declutter wardrobe."
"Donate clothes."
"Donate books."
"Fix finances."
"Pay credit card."
"Give a list of passwords to Bryan."
"Visit old school."
"Eat exotic foods."
"See penguins."
"Have hair colored."
"Zip line."
"Snorkel."
"Skinny dipping."
Wow.
First, let's do that.
Ugh! Pervert.
"Paraglide."
Extreme girl.
Hmm.
Mmm...
Mmm... mm-mm.
Oh. Why'd you cross it out?
Ugh. Not sure I could manage it.
Okay. Let's look at the next one.
"Meet Ogie Alcasid."
You never know. He might be at a mall.
- Of course he will. - I do.
Next one is, "Discover new places."
"Watch the sunrise with Bryan."
Hey, baby, I think you're in love.
Ugh! So full of yourself.
And Mr. T? Put that in there?
Hmm? No.
Pretty sure that's impossible.
Impossible?
But Ogie Alcasid isn't?
Yeah, okay.
Ogie Alcasid is here in the Philippines.
As for Mr. T...
don't know where he is.
Add him anyway.
Mmm, who is it?
It's Josh.
Hello? Hey, Josh.
Hello, Bryan.
Do you know where Kristoff is?
So Kristoff, the actor,
and Star, his on-screen girlfriend...
Oh my goodness!
The story is that they went home with each other.
What's wrong with that? Kristoff is single.
That's the crazy thing.
Kristoff is single.
But the girl, Star... Oh damn!
- She's someone's girlfriend. - Yeah.
Her boyfriend, he's a rich businessman who chopped him off.
That would be shocking. Imagine that.
- So then Kristoff doesn't have a... - Well, that's right. I'm just curious.
How's he gonna pee if they chopped it off?
- Excuse me. Um... room 306, please. - Yes, sir?
- Straight down the hall, and on your left. - Thank you.
- No problem.
They've moved him.
Ah...
Kevin's here.
Shane.
Bryan.
Kevin.
Tupe,
they've decided to shelve your project with Star.
And I'm sorry to say this,
but even your major endorsements have been canceled.
What the hell?
I got beaten half to death,
and now I lose my job.
Don't worry, Tupe.
Let's just focus on your recovery.
Shane's right.
Focus on your recovery first.
Shane, Bryan, make sure you look after him.
I'll see you soon.
- Okay. Thanks. - Thank you, Kevin. You've been great.
- Bye. - Take care.
Okay. What really happened?
Well, I'm an idiot.
It was totally my own fault.
I went because I was horny.
Bro, it's all over the news, as well as the internet.
Hey!
It wasn't chopped off.
You wanna look?
What? No! Oh!
Oh, my God. You two are disgusting.
- Oh. - Ugh! I'm right here.
- Well, it did get shorter. - Ugh!
No, it's just not hard.
Ugh! Disgusting.
- Home sweet home. - Welcome back, sir.
- Hello, my baby. I'm home. - I'll put this in the washing machine.
- It's okay, I've got it. - She'll take care of it.
- Why always her? - Go ahead.
- Jeez, I'll do it. You're such a baby. - I'll take that.
I've got it. No, please, really.
Okay. All right. Thank you.
Tupe, you didn't finish this?
Hey Tupe, drink some water.
Here you go.
So, what's the real reason behind you resigning?
Well, here it is.
My cancer's returned.
Guys.
I'm serious.
But I told him he didn't need to resign.
Hang on. If your cancer has returned,
then why are you going around like everything's normal?
What about treatment?
And chemo?
Not doing chemo or any other treatment.
Mmm.
- You're not getting treatment? - Do I need to repeat that?
God, you're just the same.
What's the plan if you're not doing chemo?
I'm doing things off my magic list.
What magic list?
Hey.
Oh.
Thank you.
Bro, I'm gonna need your help.
Let's help her with her magic list.
Because if she finishes it, she might get treatment.
And I promised that if she does that, I'll come back to work.
Fool.
Even if you still want to resign,
you know I'll help you guys.
So what's on this magic list?
Who's this Mr. T?
Hmm.
He's her dad.
Hey!
Here.
You two still aren't done yet?
I'm gonna go home, okay?
Mmm. Okay.
Make sure you take a bath.
Yeah, you're starting to smell.
Ugh! And that's why you get beaten up.
Wait, I don't think there are penguins here.
- Where are we really going? - It's a surprise.
A surprise?
Where the heck is this?
Where are we going?
- Oh, babe, come on now. - What?
I think you know exactly where we're going.
- You remember? - It's familiar. I mean, I think it is.
You're such a liar.
- You are a liar. - Really?
Oh!
Are we really going where I think we're going?
- No! - Surprise!
- I'll open the window. - Oh! Oh, wow!
Oh, I miss this!
Hey, watch your head!
- It might get-- - It might get cut off?
Ah!
- Oh! - Wow!
At last!
- Hey, wait for me! - Hurry up!
- Honey, careful. - Hello! You're all grown up now.
Where's your mom?
Fine, go on.
Oh, look at all this!
My God, we were kids here.
I've so missed this place.
We still are.
- That one, Tupe! One more! - That's it!
That one too, Tupe!
Oh, catcher!
- Can you get down? - Maybe.
- Actually, can you help me? - Get down yourself.
- Careful, Tupe! - Hey, wait up!
What would our old place look like now, I wonder?
- What is it this time, huh? - Over here.
What is it you wanna tell me?
I can't say it out loud.
So I carved it.
So there is a forever.
And of course, there's a forever.
But look, it got a little dark.
What did?
Your back did.
Okay, here I come!
We can touch it up a bit.
- I'm ready. - Yeah, we can fix it.
- We could paint the names. - What?
- Just kidding. - Come on. Like old times.
Like old times, my ass. Do it yourself.
- Here, here. - Why?
For old time's sake.
- For old time's sake. Come on. - No.
- No, no! Please, I don't want to. - Why not?
- Ah, but... - You guys, wait.
I have cancer! I have cancer!
- No! No, no, no, no! - Tupe!
Don't you dare! Put me down! Put me down!
Never mind the cancer. Put me down, okay?
Okay. I'll get in myself.
- What's going on with my life? - Shoes off.
Guys, if you go slow, this is what you get.
Wait, wait, wait!
- Don't get my wife too wet, okay? - Okay.
- But you do need a shower. - You guys are so mean and I have cancer.
- Shane, let's get Tupe. - Hey, hey, hey!
- Get him, honey. It's his turn. - Okay. Wait.
Okay! All right.
I'm stopping. I'm stopping.
Hey!
- I said stop! - Shane. Wow.
- What? - I can see them peaking.
- Hey. That's my wife! - Yep.
She's your wife and I don't care!
Come on! Show 'em some more!
Back then, we only had problems like
assignments, exams, and projects.
- Life was simpler, wasn't it? - That's right.
Shane and I were so sad
when you moved to Manila to become an actor.
- You didn't even make it to graduation. - That's true.
I cried such a lot and it turned out we'd meet up anyway.
Jeez, a waste of crying!
Well, back then, there weren't cell phones.
Every time I tried to call you, it was like long distance.
And the line was busy.
Yeah, well, Shane and I talked for hours.
That's right!
- Always long calls. - Oh my God.
Because you were so clingy.
You were like, "Okay, bye. You hang up first."
"No, you hang up first. You go."
-"No, you hang up first." -"We'll hang up in three."
"One, two, three..."
"Why didn't you hang up?"
What?
Oh my God.
- You never did that. - No.
Well, of course, he never did.
The Bad Boy, heart of stone.
- That's right. - Tupe, the Bad Boy.
Honey?
Honey, I don't see any stars.
They're there. Just wait.
- It rained earlier. - Mmm... there isn't even one.
- Yes, there is. Look behind you. - Huh?
Look there.
Fallen star.
I heard that.
So we're having fun.
- Tupe. - Is it ready?
- Hey. - Yeah.
You didn't call me.
- We could have camped on a real mountain. - We didn't need to do this.
The plan was to go stargazing, and then wait for the sunrise.
How was I to know Bryan would set up a tent?
This is nice.
Hmm.
Aren't you gonna ask why I'm here with you?
Uh...
Why are you here?
You weren't invited.
You're a third wheel.
Oh, I know.
There's reporters at your house.
Oh, you're so mean, Shane.
My surprise will make you nicer.
- Huh? - Surprise.
Mmm. Mmm.
What's this?
Uh... what?
- It's a ticket. - I'm aware of that. But to where?
We're going to Tasmania!
To where?
Australia.
What? What are we gonna do there?
Well, for one thing, I want to see a Tasmanian devil.
And you said you wanted to explore new places.
So this is it.
It's about time I took a break,
and I want you two to come along with me.
And don't worry.
All expenses paid.
Ah, Tupe.
You're too generous.
I don't want that.
You go, okay?
Uh... yeah, honey, but, um...
did you know that in Australia,
that's where they have the smallest penguins.
And do you know what the scientific name is?
What?
"Little penguin."
Yeah, we researched it for you.
We? You both did this?
- Oh, I'm caught. - Oh, you guys!
You... ugh! Whatever.
You keep complaining.
Do you want to see little penguins or don't you?
I do.
- Cool. - All right.
Oh. Hey, Mom's calling. Hi, Mom!
- Hi, dear. Are you there yet? - Yes!
We made it here and it's beautiful. Hang on, hang on. I'll show you.
Look, it's so great.
And Tupe rented an RV!
Wow. It's so beautiful there.
Shane, can you tell Tupe to bring me along next time?
I thought I was his favorite auntie.
Yeah. Hang on a second.
Tupe, Mom wants to say something.
He's driving, Mom.
Hi, Auntie! Love you!
- When will you take me on a trip? - She wants to come next time.
Next time, okay?
Say hi to Bryan.
- Hi, Mom! - Hi, Bryan!
I love you!
- Okay, Mom. I'll go back. I might trip. - Go ahead. Be careful.
Hmm.
- Ah. Wow. - Okay. Thank you.
- A magnet? - A magnet.
- Thanks, love. - Expensive?
No. Five dollars.
- Hey! - Oh.
So you're the ones who really likes penguins.
Yeah.
Where are we gonna eat? Nearby?
- Yeah, there's one over there. - Better be fancy.
- Wow. - Fancy man's here.
Well, you know me.
He's rich!
- Here we go, guys. Here. - Great. Thank you.
- Mmm! Yummy! - Okay.
You can have this.
Okay.
- Looks good. - Mmm.
Mmm. Mmm. Honey.
Hot!
You're the one who really likes penguins.
- Mmm. Come clean. - Yeah.
Penguins are my favorite because they're your favorite.
What? You idiot!
Don't you remember?
Penguins are my favorite because of the love letter you wrote.
You drew penguins on the side.
Yeah, I remember. I was trying to be cute.
Really?
Yes, because penguins,
when they get a partner...
- Mmm. - ...it's for life.
Forever.
They mate for life.
- Mmm? - Yeah.
Not your favorite,
but you seem to know a lot about them.
- They are your favorite. - That's because they're yours.
They weren't my favorite. They became my favorite because they were yours.
Yeah, they're my favorite because they're your favorite.
Your drawings made them my favorite because I thought they were yours.
Oh! How cute!
Oh, how sad. Why is it called a devil when it doesn't look like one?
- Yeah, they're cute, right? - Oh. It's so cute!
Look.
Oh, it's so sweet.
It looks so shy.
Oh. Can we touch it?
- Yeah. - Do you want to?
- Let's ask. - You want to touch it?
Oh!
Can she pet it?
Yeah, of course. What I'll do is I'll bring her up.
- Oh. I've always wanted to. - Wow.
- Oh wow. - Oh!
Tupe!
Oh. Who would've thought, huh?
We used to walk by a river, and look at us now.
Yeah, look at us now.
You know what they say,
"It's not the destination, it's the journey."
Why go through whatever you're going through in life
if you won't end up where you want?
Everyone has their own goals.
You know, you wanna do something or be someone?
We're not just cruising through life.
It's all about the... destination.
That's deep, man.
You know, for me, it's the journey.
Because that's how you mature.
That's where you learn.
Sometimes the ending is different,
depending on the journey, right?
I believe that it's the journey that helps you mature.
What about you, Shane?
Journey or destination?
I think...
it's who you're with.
Wow.
- Wow. - You big kiss-ass!
No, really.
- Am I included in "who you're with"? - Of course!
Yeah!
- Oh, so pretty! - Oh yeah? I agree.
So beautiful.
Well, time for a switch.
Okay. You two hold hands now.
Okay. You jealous?
- Bry? - Yeah.
So, how about you drive?
- What? - Will I drive or you? What do you think?
I don't wanna drive. I'm tired. You drive.
Okay, whatever. I'll drive.
- No, I don't mind. - Sure.
- Yeah, I'll drive. - Uh. I know how to settle this, you guys.
- It's me driving. - I'll drive.
- I'm driving. - Really. I want to.
- It can be part of my experience. - You don't have to.
I guess she's driving.
- Okay, I'll sit in back. - Good luck.
Okay! I'll start her up.
Wait. Do you know how to?
- Don't get too excited, honey. - Just relax! I got you!
Ah, so noisy.
Yep, yep, yep.
- Well, this is mine. - That's it.
We've got no service.
No service?
- I guess it's good to disconnect. - Honey?
- Here, taste this. - What is it?
Wallaby meat and kangaroo meat.
What?
- Come on. - Wallaby!
- Uh, I don't want it. - What?
This is your magic list. Remember?
You wanted to try something exotic.
- Not anymore. - Just try a little piece of wallaby.
- What does it taste like? - I don't know.
- Smaller-- it's too big! - Here you are.
Make it smaller. Please, honey. It's way too big.
- What does it taste like? - Shane, you're so dramatic.
Make it smaller.
- It's better than your cooking. - Oh. Now it's personal.
Just cut it up a bit. Please!
- Okay. - Just a little bit.
- Oh, come on, it's not so bad. - It's still hot.
- There you go. - Mmm!
- What do you think? - Mmm, that's okay.
- Mmm. It's sweet. - There.
- The kangaroo now. - Nice.
- Kangaroo? - I don't-- I wouldn't want...
- You didn't like it? - I don't want kangaroo.
- Oh, come on now. - No, it was nice.
So guys,
this is nice, right?
Mmm. It smells like...
We've done a lot, haven't we?
You know, it's a good thing you got cancer.
- Asshole! - Come on, man!
Do you know what?
Mmm...
I'm wondering
why people put things off in life.
It seems counterproductive.
Why don't they just do it?
Everyone should make a magic list,
including you two guys.
You should.
No.
Why? We don't need to do that.
- You just eat your dinner. - Hey! Okay, look.
Mmm... We all got so busy in our adult life.
The only thing we really practice is how to survive.
I think we forgot about dreaming and fun.
What was that saying again? Mmm...
"Surviving is not the same as living." Hmm?
Good, isn't it?
Yes, dear.
One night. You should do it, all right?
You should write down the things you want to try,
and things that you want to experience,
and, you know, things for yourself that will make you happy.
And then do all of them.
No waiting, or you won't have enough time left.
What was that?
Was that encouragement or a threat?
You're pretty scary.
No, it's not a threat.
I didn't even mean grand things.
Just simple things that will make you happy or feel good.
Um... oh, like call your grandma,
or reconnect with old friends,
or say sorry to someone you offended once,
or to someone that you hurt once.
- I know you've hurt girls before. - What?
I know you have.
I mean it.
I just mean enjoy the simple things.
You don't have to be sick or dying to want to live a meaningful life.
Just enjoy life on earth, guys.
You know, I have something that's been on my magic list,
and it involves you.
Me?
Yeah, you.
You know, because I really want to record you dancing.
Oh, fuck you, Tupe.
I don't want to be involved in your nonsense.
Hey. I thought you were encouraging us to...
- Oh. It's his magic list, honey-- - Is it really on your magic list?
- Oh, it is. Trust me. - Go on. Take pity on him.
- Go on. Just dance. - Is it really on your list?
- Don't butt in. If it's really... - Take pity on him.
I don't really believe him.
Fine.
- What kind of dance? - Over there so we can see it.
- Yeah, just there, honey. - Okay. Yeah, that's great.
- And the reflection of the fire. - Okay, come on, just dance.
- Great. Ready? - Let's see it.
- Oh, yeah! - Oh!
- And this? - Wow!
- Is that from the eighties? - You're saying I'm old.
Here I go.
- Uh, how about something like, oh? - Yeah, yeah. Okay.
Take it off! Take it off!
Hey, if you post that, I'll kill you.
Hey, come on, dance with me, okay?
- Come on. - Want me to dance too?
- Tupe, this is just for you. - Of course.
Why would he post it?
- Because, come on, the dance. - Oh, what do you mean, that dance?
- You know. Five, six, seven, eight. - Okay. Five, six, seven, eight.
Yeah, yeah. That's it. Show me. Show me more.
- Come on. - Here we go. Go, go, go, go, go!
Oh, get that on video.
- Did you see what she did? - Fuck off, you two!
Oh my God.
- Okay. Okay. Here we go. - Oh.
Oh, how sweet.
Oh.
Oh, honey. You're sweet.
- Oh, K. You look sad. - Oh, come on.
- Join us. - Yeah, come on.
Hey! Woo!
- Now we're kangaroos. - Just dance with us, Tupe.
So is this how you got, Star?
- Hey! - Ah!
- Ah, he's mean. - Sorry. Sorry. Sorry.
We're getting close.
How close?
Nearly there.
- Where's the penguin? It's all-- - There are lots of penguins.
I mean... I mean, look, there's a big one.
Oh, come on, honey.
Did you really bring me here for a penguin mascot?
It's a special mascot.
He's really sweet.
- Come on, look. - You even brought a mascot here.
Hey, the mascot was already here.
Look at his costume.
- Just get a picture with it. - Okay. I mean, all right.
- It is cute. I'll take a picture. - Okay.
- Hi! - Let's take a picture.
- Okay. Now, hug the mascot. - Oh, he's cuddly.
- Cuddly. - Yeah, he looks it.
Got it.
- Yay! Thank you! - Okay.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- Let's go. - Hang on. Wait.
Let's both take a picture.
- Come on. - I don't want a picture.
So when I want a picture you won't do it?
- God. Come on. - Just one more of you and the mascot.
- Why not both of us? - No, no.
- Just you by yourself. - Huh? Why can't we?
Oh.
Dad...
Oh, honey...
Dad...
Oh.
Good job.
I love you.
Honey, how did you find my dad?
When you're famous, uh... you have connections.
Wow.
That's how I found Mr. T.
Well, thanks. I'm glad.
And I heard what happened to you.
Are you doing okay?
I heard that you were minus a part.
Daddy, that's not true.
Hey, that's what I heard.
Hey, even so far away, you're a big gossip.
Did you know it was the first thing he asked on the video call?
About Tupe?
And not about me?
You didn't exist.
Who is Shane?
Okay, okay. Let's eat.
- Oh, here you go. - We can split it.
You know, dear,
you've grown so big.
Dad, I didn't grow big. I just grew up.
I can't quite believe that you're actually here.
Me as well.
I thought that it would never happen.
I never even knew where you went after that.
Mmm...
Uh, the last time we were together...
was your elementary graduation.
And your mom and I had to go onstage so many times because of your awards.
You won so many of those awards, huh?
I love you, Dad.
Mmm.
That was the last time I saw you.
Sorry, honey.
Mmm.
You don't need to apologize.
Mom told me what really happened.
That she was the one that wanted you to go.
I was angry for a while.
I couldn't understand
that she would push my father away from me.
I was really angry about her selfishness.
Eventually, I...
I understood
that her decision was really for everyone's benefit.
But you know what?
She never said anything bad about you to me.
She was never angry with you.
Your mother is such a kind person.
Mmm.
That's why I don't want to hurt her.
But you did the right thing, Dad.
I know that you had to protect your first family.
I understand that.
I promise.
Shane and her dad are asleep.
What'll you have?
Uh, whiskey.
Whiskey, please.
I'm really impressed that you found Mr. T for Shane.
Thank you.
Well, I'm happy that you let me tag along for Shane's magic list.
I feel like I'm doing something meaningful.
Hmm.
Well, that sounds like you think that you're a third wheel.
Yeah, well, I'm wondering
what it is I do.
I flirt on film,
and I'm good-looking.
So what am I really contributing?
You know what?
You should consider that it is a contribution.
You could see it as the stories you tell give hope,
and escape, and joy.
There are people who are sad or tired from work.
Your job is dreams.
Storytelling has always been a contribution.
The characters you portray are the embodiment
of all the things that people wish they were.
You know?
You contribute by telling stories.
You think that's true?
It's like a band.
It's like when we're emotional,
and you know,
we have a... a band or a song we like.
Then we listen and relax.
And we feel better.
But I want to do something different
because it just feels like I'm doing the same thing.
Over and over again.
I want a challenge.
Then you need to get out of your comfort zone.
But they always give me the same things.
Then ask for something more challenging. Make a few demands.
It could be that they think you're happy doing the same roles.
I mean, tell them that you want to play a villain.
Or even a smaller part that you could sink your teeth into,
get out of your comfort zone.
A challenge.
Yeah, maybe.
I just want something else.
Although... I'm scared, you know?
I feel like an idiot.
As well as that, what if I can't make a comeback?
I think you can.
You can do it.
And I'm not just saying that because I'm your friend.
I believe you can...
because you are great at what you do.
You're a great actor.
And that's the truth.
Thank you, bro.
I love you.
Love you.
Yay!
We made it.
Okay. Honey, are you ready?
Here we are.
Look, "At nighttime, penguins may be located under vehicles."
- Over there? - Yep.
- Where are we gonna wait? - Over there, at the end.
- We're going in? - Tupe and I researched this.
Okay, here we go.
See? "Little Penguins." Welcome!
- Ah. Here we come, penguins! - This is it, honey.
You'll finally see penguins tonight.
Yeah. A real penguin this time, not a mascot.
Dad, have you been here before?
No, never. First time.
- Huh? - But isn't it great?
A nice-looking place.
- Let's sit here. - Bryan looks excited, doesn't he?
I will. They're not here yet.
Hey, take a picture of me.
Oh, you're bossy.
- Smile, Mr. Good-looking. - Asshole.
Hey, Dad. Wait here.
- I'll be back in a second. - Okay.
- Okay. Enjoy. - Okay, now something different.
Okay, Dad.
- Yeah, okay. - All right.
Where are they?
- Can you see them? - Um... Hmm.
Oh, I hear something.
There they are.
Oh my goodness.
Look at that!
- Oh, look, look, look, look, look. - Look at that, everyone.
- Oh! - Oh!
Look, here they come, marching up the beach.
They're such little penguins.
- Oh, wow! - They're coming.
- Oh look. - Wow, there's so many of them.
- Here they come. Here they come. - Hi. Hi.
Hey. Hey.
Oh. Little guy.
Penguin.
Oh, wow. Look at that.
Hello, little guys.
Okay. Go on, say it louder.
Oh, so cute!
- Wow. - Look at that one.
Hi.
Oh.
Here, Dad. I'll get it. It's okay.
- Oh, you're strong. - You sure, honey?
- Dad's number eight, right? - Yeah.
- Ah. Here we go. - What about you?
Uh, number two.
It's good to get away, isn't it?
You can really recharge.
A restart.
And you can-- What's the saying again?
"A fresh take on things."
I hope
we can do this every year.
Next year...
Will Shane still be here?
I'll just put this here.
Hmm.
You know, honey...
...on the way here, in the bus...
Mmm.
I didn't move at all because I didn't want to wake you.
Dad, did I snore?
No, you didn't.
But...
even if you had,
I wouldn't have woken you.
Because that was the first time I experienced you sleeping on me.
Bryan's a good guy.
And he's handsome too.
Mmm.
You married well.
And you've been together since you were kids.
So why don't you have kids yet?
Mmm.
Uh, that is because we...
we wanted to save up.
And then the cancer.
And I couldn't very well get pregnant in the middle of chemo.
After that, we tried,
but it didn't happen.
That's it.
Hmm.
It's up to God now.
If he wills it.
Mm-hmm. That's right.
And Tupe, he turned into a good man.
I always thought he'd become a, uh, womanizer.
Well, you're right about that.
He's terrible.
But he's a good man.
He's a good friend.
Hmm, Tupe? Mmm, yeah.
He's given us a lot, you know?
He's really helped me and Bryan.
All my treatments for the cancer,
he paid for all of it,
and never once asked for any of it back.
And when I was fighting with Bryan,
I could always sleep at Tupe's.
And now he's helping you with your bucket list.
He's kind-hearted.
I hope you finish it.
And then you can go back and begin your treatment.
They asked me too
if I knew of any specialists here.
Unfortunately, I don't.
Hello.
What is this I hear about you looking for specialists here?
Uh...
I don't want to fight with you.
- Shane. - You stay put.
Honey.
What's wrong with you?
We talked about this,
and you know I don't wanna go through treatment again.
What is wrong with you guys?
What's wrong with us?
Tupe's your friend, and I'm your husband.
Bryan.
What did you think I'd do?
That I'd just...
just sit around and not get treatment?
That I'd just wait for you to die?
Bryan.
Do you know what I went through...
last time you had cancer?
I was right there with you.
I suffered as well, you know?
It's not just you alone.
That's exactly why I can't do it again.
Like I said, it's not just you.
- You can't be so selfish about it. - How can you call me selfish?
And tell me what a hard time you had?
But it was a hard time for me.
But I never gave up on you, and I never will because you're my wife.
Why are you giving up on me now?
Shane, it's not just about you
when I'm the one left behind.
Have you considered how unfair this is on me?
Jesus, I've already beaten cancer once.
So what is it you want from me?
You want me to do it again?
All that pain again?
Of course I do if it means I get to be with you.
I just want you and me to have a life together.
How sure are you that I'd even make it through another round?
- I'm not! - Exactly!
Well, we'll never know unless we try.
Bryan, you just aren't getting it.
It has spread to my breasts and to my lungs.
It's worse now.
There's not much of a chance I'll survive.
Any chance is worth trying.
Do you know even if I survive,
I'd only have five to ten years left.
Hmm?
Then that's five to ten more years I get to be with you.
And that's what I want.
I think you can give me that.
Bryan.
Shane.
All we want is for you to get better...
...because we love you.
Dad, you're by yourself?
Have you seen Tupe and Bryan?
Huh?
Well, they said they were going for a walk.
And I told them,
"Take your time."
And that gives us a bit more bonding time.
- Oh. - Daughter.
Mmm.
Hang on.
You're looking very fancy.
You think?
- Yeah. - Of course I'm fancy.
I'm here with my daughter.
Mmm.
Shane.
Mmm?
I'm grateful that we can spend time.
You know something?
Hmm?
It's a dream come true for me, Dad.
Besides, everyone's good.
Mom's doing great.
- I feel good. You're fine. - Mmm.
We're all doing good.
Shane,
thank you for your love,
even despite... my shortcomings.
Thanks.
- Come on. - Hmm?
Let's go there.
Dad, what are we doing here?
I just want to drop by and give thanks.
Shane...
Sorry I wasn't...
around to do this with you.
I should have walked you down the aisle.
I'm sorry.
If I was given the chance to...
to do it all again...
...even knowing this was going to happen...
...I would still choose to do it.
Even if God only gave me
just five years,
even five months,
five weeks, five weeks,
I'd be grateful,
and I would use that time...
I would use it to look after you
and to love you.
Even with the pain,
even though...
even though I would still hurt...
it's okay.
It's okay.
All of it.
Being with you would make it all worthwhile.
It has always been you.
I'm so grateful you're my one and only.
And that we are one.
No matter how long or short the time we have left is.
I wouldn't trade any of it,
not a single moment.
Always know I love you.
I always love you, even when we fight.
I'll always choose you.
And the best gift I was ever given in my whole life...
...will always be your love.
Bryan, I love you so much.
I love you.
Sorry we fought.
Sure.
How about a picture?
Oh.
One, two...
One, two, smile...
- Great. - We're all crying.
I know.
Tupe?
Thank you for tracking me down.
Bryan, thank you, son,
for loving my daughter.
Take care of her.
I will, Dad.
Shane, my darling daughter,
I hope this isn't the last time that we meet.
Shane,
get well, okay?
- Okay? - Yes, Dad.
Mmm.
And thank you again.
- Mmm. - Daddy.
Thank you, Tupe.
After you.
It's up to you now.
- I know. - Thank you. Thank you.
Shane, honey.
Yes, Dad.
I love you all the time, every day.
Love you, Dad.
- Bye. Bye. - Bye.
It's all good.
Thank you, Tasmania!
Thank you, Australia!
Just to Australia, huh?
I want to also thank you...
both of you.
Me too.
Thank you, honey.
Thank you, Tupe.
Thank you, honey.
And thank you, honey.
Really, thank you.
You guys are the last men standing in my life.
Oh, stop it, Shane.
That sounds like goodbye.
- You want to lighten up? - No.
You guys are real allies.
You made me so happy on this trip.
I couldn't even imagine how to say goodbye properly.
That's enough, babe.
Tupe!
You said we'd come back every year, didn't you?
Let's do it!
I hope that I'm still here.
Okay?
Mm-hmm.
I have decided to get treatment.
- Mm-hmm. - You have?
Thank you.
Oh!
Mmm!
At last.
Okay, until next time.
Next year.
Yes.
- Even if you're bald? - Oh!
- Yeah, we'll still come back, but, um... - It'll still be your treat.
No, yours.
We could go to Subic instead.
It's so expensive!
And you never know, next year there could be four of us.
With Star!
Or even five of us, huh?
You mean her businessman husband? Oh!
We have a surprise for you. Come on. Over here.
- What's this? - Didn't you want to color your hair?
Oh! That's not what I meant.
Oh. That's great. At least there's three. We can all do it.
Uh... I want to do it for real. Bryan!
Okay. I'll get these.
No, come on.
- We're getting them. Come on. - What are you doing?
It's great. It'll look great.
- All right. - Yay! We're home!
- Ah, it's so hot here. - Bye, Tupe!
Thank you!
- I had so much fun! - You're welcome.
- I'm glad you had fun. - So much fun.
- Thank you. - All for you.
Love you, Tupe. Thank you, thank you.
- Hey, Bryan! - Honey, you okay?
Coming, boss.
Bro, thank you.
What do you mean, "Thank you?"
You know, you're now in my debt.
The price?
Be my PA again.
Uh, well... I have to come back to work
to stop you from jumping random ladies.
But you know, seriously,
I'm glad you're rich.
A good friend to have.
Love you, mate.
You are such an asshole.
Exactly like your wife.
But you know...
I love you too.
Yeah.
- Take care. - Be good.
- Yeah. - Straight home, Tupe.
Okay.
Time to sleep.
Yep.
Oh yeah.
This is nice.
Are you tired?
Mm-hmm. Exhausted.
Mmm... Yeah?
I was just thinking, you know, we just got married.
Well, after a marriage, there's a honeymoon.
Well, you see, it was difficult to do it Down Under.
I mean, there was Tupe and there was your dad.
I mean, we could do a honeymoon now--
No, no, no.
You are just a crazy man.
Last chance.
Lights on or off?
- Off. - Yes, ma'am.
Sex or chocolate?
Ah! Chocolate!
Oh no! No, wrong answer!
Chocolate. I said chocolate.
Okay. Here we go!
Ooh!
It'll be the best two minutes of your life.
Hey! Two minutes?
It's been a long time.
Layla! Good morning!
Good morning, baby girl.
Just wait.
Let me just make some coffee.
Hey, honey!
- Good morning! - Mmm. Morning.
- You sleep well? - Yep.
You want breakfast?
- I'll cook something. - Mmm. Spam.
We don't have Spam, just eggs.
- All right, then. - So let's have eggs.
Has she been out yet?
No, can you do it?
- I'll make the eggs. - Okay.
Thank you. I'll make scrambled eggs.
Honey,
you know when I was looking at our pictures earlier,
It looked like it was so much fun, honey.
And do you know,
the weather was just... oh!
I really miss those penguins.
Honey, you could answer while I'm talking.
Honey?
Bryan?
Bryan!
It was an aneurysm.
A vein burst in his head.
How come we didn't know he had an aneurysm?
It is common for aneurysms to go undiagnosed.
With symptoms such as headaches, dizziness,
sometimes people think it's a migraine.
I'm sorry for your loss.
Ready?
I made a magic list.
It includes a "see you later" letter for Bryan.
I thought I didn't need to finish it.
Uh...
Did you know that...
...all this...
...I had already prepared this for me.
It was meant for me.
I was getting ready to say goodbye.
But not like this.
I agreed to get treatment
because you said...
you said you'd take care of me.
You said...
...that you would hold my hand...
and we'd face this battle together.
♪ As I watch you move ♪
♪ Across the moonlit room ♪
♪ There's so much tenderness In your loving ♪
♪ Tomorrow I must leave ♪
♪ The dawn knows no reprieve ♪
♪ God give me strength ♪
♪ When I am leaving ♪
♪ So raise your hands to heaven ♪
♪ And pray ♪
♪ That we'll be back together ♪
♪ Someday ♪
♪ Tonight, I need your sweet caress ♪
♪ Hold me in the darkness ♪
♪ Tonight, you calm my restlessness ♪
♪ You relieve my sadness ♪
♪ I can't believe this pain ♪
♪ It's driving me insane ♪
♪ Without your touch ♪
♪ Life will be lonely ♪
♪ So raise your hands to heaven and pray ♪
♪ That we'll be back together ♪
♪ Someday ♪
♪ Tonight, I need your sweet caress ♪
♪ Hold me in the darkness ♪
♪ Tonight, you calm my restlessness ♪
♪ You relieve my sadness... ♪
♪ Oooh... ♪
Excuse me, we're closed.
- Sorry. - Ogie...
Sorry. Sorry.
- You're closed? I'm very sorry. - Mom?
Look, dear.
Hi. Is Shane de Castro here?
You're Shane.
Hi.
Yes. Well, these are for you.
- Uh... - Sorry I just barged in like this.
Let me give you a little background.
Someone who loves you very much
contacted me,
and he requested
that I sing for you.
Bryan, your husband,
is he here?
Uh... he isn't.
That's too bad.
I tried contacting him and there was no reply.
I was going to let him know that I was on the way.
OTW.
Yeah, but, well,
if it's okay with you, I'd like to keep my promise to Bryan.
Good?
I have my PA with me.
This is Jomar.
Hurry up, come on.
♪ You gave life ♪
♪ To my world That didn't have color anymore ♪
♪ And I think I did the same for you ♪
♪ Now our hearts and feelings are one ♪
♪ We, we started this ♪
♪ I hope our love overflows ♪
♪ Oh, my love, I'm so happy My nerves all go away ♪
♪ When I'm with you ♪
♪ Here! Here in my heart ♪
♪ My love will never go... ♪
Um...
Sorry.
Was it bad?
- No. - Did I do something wrong?
Go on.
Keep singing, please.
- Shall I continue? Hey! Press play. - Yes, please. Please sing.
Okay. I was starting to think you didn't like it.
♪ ...don't worry, dear ♪
♪ My feelings won't change ♪
♪ Here, here in my heart ♪
♪ My love will never fade away... ♪
♪ My feelings will never change ♪
♪ What happened? Are you sulking because you... ♪
I heard that you didn't like anything that they pitched earlier.
Why don't you want to do a love story?
It's not like that.
I just want something new,
something I haven't done.
Tupe, this is your chance for a comeback.
You know what they say.
"Love stories are all the same."
"They just wear different clothes."
I've got it.
Bryan's love story.
I want to do that.
I scheduled your treatment.
You promised Bryan.
You can do this.
- Tupe. - Where is she?
- She's in her bedroom. - Okay.
Shane?
Shane!
Let me help. It's okay.
Shane! Tupe!
I'll... I'll call the doctor, just hold on!
I heard a saying,
that it only takes one person to believe in you.
And I have two.
To Bryan and Shane.
This is for you.
Thank you.
Mama loves you.
Love you too, Mom.
I told you, you'd win.
Shane,
thank you.
To you and Bryan.
You taught me how to love...
and also love what I do.
And how to love myself.
Hmm.
You're amazing.
I know you can do anything.
If Bryan were here...
I bet that he'd be proud as hell.
Tupe...
I tried to fight it.
But I miss Bryan so much.
Mmm.
Oh, I'm so sorry.
Oh, it's okay.
Hey. Aren't you Kristoff Desiderio?
Oh my gosh! I'm such a fan!
I saw your movie.
It was so good.
You deserved the Best Actor award.
Also, your friends' story was very touching.
Thank you.
Mmm. Is it okay if we take a picture?
- Yeah, sure. - Thank you.
Are you ready? One, two...
Okay!
Um...
If it's not too much to ask,
could you do a video greeting?
It's my birthday today.
Really?
- Yeah. - What's your name?
Oh, my name is Juana Korrinne.
Double R, Double N.
But you can call me Juako for short.
Juako?
Yeah.
Can I invite you for a coffee?
Yeah, sure.