The 2011 Filipino indie film (also known as Kapeng Barako ) is often categorized as a "pink exploitation" or LGBT-themed drama. Film Overview Director: Monti Parungao.
"Still drinking that battery acid?" Domeng asks, his voice like gravel. kapeng barako pinoy indie film
Rico has only two weeks to raise 120,000 pesos to pay off his mortgage. In his desperation, he considers extreme measures, including selling his body to a wealthy client for "extra service". The 2011 Filipino indie film (also known as
The story follows a coffee shop owner named Rico who is on the verge of losing his business. Faced with a bank foreclosure on his mortgage within two weeks, he becomes desperate enough to consider selling his body to save his property. Rico has only two weeks to raise 120,000
As Rico contemplates extreme measures—including selling his body—a twist of fate occurs when his barista, (Miko Pasamonte), accidentally creates a "secret ingredient" that turns their mediocre brew into a massive hit. Cast and Creative Team Director: Monti Parungao Lead Cast: Johnron Tañada as Rico Miko Pasamonte as Jek Afi Africa Frederick Peralta Writers: Monti Parungao and Lex Bonife Critical Reception and Context