Paraiso Sa Gubat Trailer

Paraiso Sa Gubat Trailer (2005)

03 August 2005 Drama, Romance 83 mins

The mountain's foothill became the living observant of Waldo's daughter, Ligaya. She was nurtured and raised as a lovely and an innocent lass. Until one day, a rich and good-looking lad from Manila visited the mountainside and found an abode place in their vicinity. Gilbert was captured by Ligaya's naive and chaste heart and fell in-love with her. But her father forbids their relationship and does everything to dump their love apart.

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