How Hong Kong-set 'Hello, Love, Goodbye' became the Philippines

Experts and fans say it captures the lives of overseas Filipino workers, who finally feel seen after often being regarded as invisible in their daily jobs.
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How Hong Kong-set 'Hello, Love, Goodbye' became the Philippines

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How Hong Kong-set 'Hello, Love, Goodbye' became the Philippines