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The Last Supper

This is a story of a father who is part of the ukbu or HUKBALAHAP (Hukbong Bayan Laban sa mga Hapon), a group who fights the Japanese, to attain democracy. The father wants to change the wrong things he had done from the past. That is why he, together with his son, escapes from the group, and takes care of a Japanese captive. The father becomes hospitable to the Japanese by cooking and feeding him original buru, an authentic Kapampangan food. He also teaches his son how to cook and to always choose the right thing.

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This is a story of a father who is part of the ukbu or HUKBALAHAP (Hukbong Bayan Laban sa mga Hapon), a group who fights the Japanese, to attain democracy. The father wants to change the wrong things he had done from the past. That is why he, together with his son, escapes from the group, and takes care of a Japanese captive. The father becomes hospitable to the Japanese by cooking and feeding him original buru, an authentic Kapampangan food. He also teaches his son how to cook and to always choose the right thing.

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