Creampie (2026)
A story with a creamy twist. Gemma moves in with her boyfriend at a friend’s creampie house, only to uncover the sinful secret behind the town’s most famous creampie business.
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Genre: Drama
Director: Rodante Pajemna Jr.
Actors: Angel Castro, Christy Imperial, Margaret Sison, Mark Dionisio, Vince Rillon
Country: Philippines
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