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Interested to join, send email to: info@xmphilsbikers.co.cc

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On their only day off, Filipino migrant workers, MANUEL and DADO discover a couch left behind on a Taipei sidewalk. In a life where everything is arranged and all possessions belong to the factory, the couch represents a chance to own something of their own. Aware that carrying a heavy piece of furniture across town is both ridiculous and illogical, the journey becomes an important metaphor for their attempt to make an unpleasant factory dorm that much more like a home. The arduous walk across the landscape is also an internal struggle —a journey that challenges notions of manhood, friendships and family.

On a very basic level, Pinoy Sunday is a typical road film. On their absurdist journey, MANUEL and DADO encounter different archetypal characters. Often humorous and poignant, rife with miscommunication, both parties attempt to overcome linguistic barriers—in Tagalog, Taiwanese, Mandarin, even broken English the language mosaic of factory life in Taipei is demonstrated. From the self-righteous scooter rider, to the melodramatic suicidal student and mother, to the old man and his homemade recycling truck, MANUEL and DADO come across the many faces of a typical globalizing, industrial city.

In each tableau, we see the optimism and innocence with which they go through life. Unlike their local counterparts, MANUEL and DADO’S goals are far simpler, yet it’s the sheer simplicity of their needs, which makes them foreign. Lost, exhausted, and defeated, their journey comes to a climax at sundown when panic strikes. Faced with deportation if they miss curfew but not ready to abandon the couch, the two friends sit down to an impromptu meal by the riverside. As the sky darkens, their conversation brightens with homebound reminiscing. Seated on the couch, star-gazing turns into song, and Pinoy Sunday gives way to its only lyrical moment—a dream-like musical sequence as the two friends float down the river on their figurative lifeboat.

Cast: Bayani Agbayani, Epy Quizon, Allessandra de Rossi, Meryll Soriano

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Ito Ang Tipical Na Pag Uusap Ng Isang Bagong Kasal.

Husband: At Last…Di Na Talaga Ako Makapaghintay!
Wife: Baka Naman Gusto Mo Akong Umalis!
Husband: Sira Ka Ba?Wag Ka Ngang Mag-isip Nang Ganyan!
Wife: Mahal Mo Ba Ako Talaga?
Husband: Syempre Naman..Noon Ngayon At Bukas.
Wife: Nag Taksil Ka Na Ba Sa Akin?
Husband: Hindi Ah!Bat Mo Naman Tinanong Yan?
Wife: Gusto Mo Ba Akong Halikan?
Husband: Oo..Araw-araw! Oras-oras! Minu-minuto!
Wife: Pag Bubuhatan Mo Ba Ako Ng Kamay?
Husband: Syempre Hindi!Nasisiraan Ka Ba Ng Ulo?
Wife: Pwede Ba Kitang Pagkatiwalaan?
Husband: Yes…
Wife: Darling!

Ang Sweet!..no Pag Bago Pa Lang Nag-Sasama?

Makalipas Ang Ilang Taon Marami Na Ang Nag-bago..Nabaliktad Na Rin Ang Kanilang Pag-uusap.

Tingnan Niyong Mabuti Kung Paano Nabaliktad Ang Mga Pangyayari.

Ito Naman Ang Tipical Na Pag Uusap Ng Isang Matagal Ng Nag-Sasama.

Wife: Darling!
Husband: Yes…
Wife: Pwede Ba Kitang Pagkatiwalaan?
Husband: Syempre Hindi!Nasisiraan Ka Ba Ng Ulo?
Wife: Pag Bubuhatan Mo Ba Ako Ng Kamay?
Husband: Oo..Araw-araw! Oras-oras! Minu-minuto!
Wife: Gusto Mo Ba Akong Halikan?
Husband: Hindi Ah!Bat Mo Naman Tinanong Yan?
Wife: Nag Taksil Ka Na Ba Sa Akin?
Husband: Syempre Naman..Noon Nayon At Bukas.
Wife: Mahal Mo Ba Ako Talaga?
Husband: Sira Ka Ba?Wag Ka Ngang Mag-isip Nang Ganyan!
Wife: Baka Naman Gusto Mo Akong Umalis!
Husband: At Last…Di Na Talaga Ako Makapaghintay!

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Sex: Male
Age: 35
Height: 5’5″
Weight: 120 lbs.
Born:
Birthplace: Valencia City
Philippines
Email:
info@xmphilsbikers.co.cc

Frame: 
Fork: 
Handlebar: 
Stem:
Seat Post:
Saddle:
Pedals:
Shifters:
Front Mech: 
Rear Mech:
Brakes: Shimano
Brake Lever:
Cassettes:
Chain:
Cranks:
Rims:
Hubs:
Spokes:
Tyres:

Sex: Male
Age: 21
Height: 5’6″
Weight: 130 lbs.
Born:
Birthplace: Dumaguete City
Philippines
Email:
@yahoo.com

Frame: GIANT ATX 670
Fork: Mosso Alluminum
Handlebar: WinSpace Carbon
Stem: Giant
Seat Post: Giant
Saddle: Giant
Pedals: WellGo
Shifters: Shimano DEORE
Front Mech: Shimano DEORE
Rear Mech: Shimano DEORE XT
Brakes: Avid BB5
Brake Lever: Avid
Cassettes: Shimano 8X
Chain: Shimano
Cranks: TRUVATIV Five D
Rims: Alex DP 20
Hubs: Essen
Spokes: Black steel
Tyres: Maxxis Detonator 26 x 1.75