17 April 2019 TV Movie 111 mins
Ikigai follows a dying father who travels across oceans to search for and to make amends with his long-lost daughter. Along the way, he develops unlikely friendships and finds a new purpose in life.
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Ricky Davao Director
Philippines 17 April 2019
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