Manuel Chua

A very masculine guy named Brando hates his gay twin brother Brandy so much that he chooses to leave his own family. He believes that Brandy’s the only person to blame for his misfortunes in life, including his sad love life. Brando learns to live alone and strive for his own success, yet he still fails miserably and becomes indebted to a middle-aged woman named Delilah. Meanwhile, Brandy is reaping success as an in demand interior designer. Through their mother’s request, the two separated brothers reunite, albeit in a terrible way. Brandy gets hit by a car that consequently puts him into a coma. Left with no other choice, Brando takes Brandy’s place to protect the latter’s three million peso commissions from a major business project. He also sees this as an opportunity to escape from his own debts. Brando’s transformation from a macho, tough male figure to a fashionable, eloquent gay person becomes possible through Brandy’s trusted gay chums Beergin and Tequi. Soon, Brando comes to terms with his brother’s life and slowly rediscovers his own love for their family.

Left alone to care for his ailing father, a young boy goes through his rites of passage within the confines of a jampacked public ward where he is faced with the harsh realities of life but also finds love and friendship while he’s at it. AUDIO IN TAGALOG

Three dissatisfied women learn the value of love and families when their souls become accidentally switched.