Two and One

A gay couple realizes they aren't sexually compatible, so they look for a third man. But when betrayal and jealousy sneak in, their relationship shatters into pieces.

Cast

Paolo Pangilinan

as Chan

Miggy Jimenez

as Tino

Cedrick Juan

as Joaquin

Phoemela Baranda

as Hazel

Shirley Fuentes

as Elaine

Mj Coloma

as Handsome Guy in the Bar

Raquel Monteza

as Auntie Marie

Marnie Lapus

as Chan's Mom

Roy Requejo

as Bus Driver

Jiro Telan

as Surf Instructor

Reviews

kinrich30

This is about the main character, with some emotional baggage, who finds a boyfriend and they begin dating. A problem arises when they go to spend their first night together and learn that they are both strictly tops. They decide to open their relationship and take in a third and that works for a wh...

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