'The Cure' tells the story of a family who was affected by a strange disease, for which THE CURE is still unknown. Greg (Tom Rodriguez), Charity (Jennylyn Mercado), and Hope's (Leanne Bautista) peaceful lives take a drastic turn when Greg's mother is diagnosed with late-stage cancer.
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07:38 Happy anniversary.
07:40 Thank you.
07:42 Bye.
07:43 Bye.
07:44 I'll be right back.
07:45 Love you.
07:46 Love you.
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08:24 You're going through a lot, my child, to be a strong and healthy family.
08:29 You need to always participate in the prayer.
08:35 Thank you, Mother.
08:43 You know, I'm really jealous of Greg.
08:46 - Huh? - Because he has a mom who is just like you.
08:50 - She's so kind. - Why? I'm like your daughter.
08:54 And your mother.
08:56 Thank you, Mother.
08:59 [Kissing]
09:01 - Ah, I didn't know there was a group hug here. - [Laughter]
09:09 - I'm sorry! - [Groaning]
09:11 [Laughter]
09:13 This can go either way.
09:24 [Music]
09:26 Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome Dr. Angeline Lazaro.
09:40 [Applause]
09:42 Ladies and gentlemen, my fellow doctors, good evening.
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09:54 It took years to develop, but finally Breakthrough Pharmaceuticals is confident to introduce this anti-cancer virus drug that attacks cancer cells.
10:05 As you can see in this simulation, it is being administered to our host, which is affected by late-stage cancer.
10:13 Right now, we have 100% success rate in our tests using LabReds.
10:19 We will soon test this in non-human primates, and hopefully by next year, we can start human clinical trials.
10:27 This is the closest that we have been to creating a cure for cancer.
10:33 And if we succeed, we will soon live in a cancer-free world.
10:41 [Applause]
10:43 [Music]
10:45 Oh!
11:04 Mom, why are you doing that? I'll do it.
11:06 I'm okay. You do it.
11:08 It's okay. If I don't work, I'll get sick.
11:12 Mom, I'll do it.
11:14 Greg can do it.
11:16 Mom, you can sit there. I'll do it.
11:19 Okay, Mom.
11:20 My back hurts.
11:22 It's really hard to get old.
11:24 I remember when I was a kid, I used to wash Greg's dishes.
11:30 Then I would wake up early and cook.
11:34 We didn't have a helper.
11:38 That's why Greg loves you so much, Mom.
11:40 He will never forget all your sacrifices for him since you were born.
11:45 But you know, there's one thing I regret.
11:52 Greg doesn't have a sibling.
11:55 So, you two, promise me.
11:59 Follow Hope.
12:00 We'll talk about it.
12:02 No, I'll just sleep. I can do it.
12:04 Wait.
12:06 Follow her.
12:07 Okay, Mom.
12:08 Mom?
12:13 Mom!
12:14 Mom!
12:16 Mom!
12:18 Mom!
12:19 Help!
12:20 Mom!
12:22 Mom!
12:23 Mom, eat well.
12:29 You'll drink a lot of medicine.
12:32 Finish everything before you take a test.
12:36 The nurses will be mad at you.
12:38 Okay.
12:41 Here are your fruits, Grandma.
12:43 Wow, thank you, Doctors.
12:45 Doc, Doc.
12:47 You've made a lot of tests for me.
12:50 I told you, I've already passed the test.
12:53 I'm so happy.
12:55 Maybe, Mom really just passed the test.
12:58 I said the same thing.
12:59 I said, I really just passed the test.
13:01 But I have to go.
13:04 What?
13:05 I thought we'll be with Mom today.
13:07 No, you know the Doctor.
13:10 If I pass the test, I'll go home right away.
13:13 Okay.
13:14 Take care.
13:15 Okay.
13:16 Take care of Daddy.
13:17 Oh, my.
13:19 I love you, Mom.
13:21 I love you, son.
13:22 Take care.
13:23 Take care.
13:24 Eat more.
13:29 Vegetables.
13:31 Okay.
13:35 Eat more.
13:36 Eat vegetables.
13:37 Vegetables.
13:38 String beans.
13:39 Good morning.
13:44 Kat.
13:45 Mr. Salvatore, we're together again.
13:47 You made me wait.
13:48 Hey, excuse me.
13:50 Good morning.
13:52 Good morning, Bogart.
13:53 Hey, let's grab coffee before we clock in.
13:58 You're free.
13:59 You still take your coffee black?
14:01 Yes.
14:02 Alright, then let's go.
14:04 [music]
14:06 Mr. Greg Salvatore, Ms. Katrina Contes,
14:09 you shouldn't wear lab gowns.
14:11 Bulletproof vests.
14:13 The Doctor's head is hot.
14:14 I'm in the bathroom.
14:17 Good morning, Doctor.
14:24 Good morning.
14:25 Any changes?
14:27 Head, no.
14:29 [music]
14:31 Please.
14:37 You were late for the symposium yesterday.
14:43 Doctor, I'm sorry.
14:46 Do you know how important what we're doing here is?
14:51 Do you know how important the medicines that people are waiting for are?
14:57 This will put us in history books.
15:00 I told you,
15:10 nothing can beat Dr. Lazaro.
15:13 Yeah, you said it.
15:15 That's why I told Rhi,
15:17 I can really absentee now.
15:19 Good night.
15:25 Good night.
15:26 Hi, Doc.
15:27 How are you feeling?
15:29 I'm fine.
15:30 The medicines you gave me are effective.
15:32 And my nurse is good.
15:34 Well, the results of the test we did have arrived.
15:39 I ordered a CT scan and an endoscopic ultrasound for her.
15:44 I saw abnormalities.
15:46 What abnormalities?
15:48 Doc, can we talk for a while?
15:50 No, it's okay.
15:52 It's okay, Cherry.
15:53 It's okay.
15:54 Doc, what's my illness?
15:57 Nay, Doc?
15:59 I'll take care of it.
16:01 I'll take care of it.
16:03 Cherry?
16:22 Greg, be careful with Tasha, okay?
16:24 She's not eating yet.
16:25 Didn't I tell you not to give the names of the test subjects
16:29 so you won't be attached to them?
16:32 Doc, I can't.
16:34 I'm very clingy to my patients and babies.
16:37 There, Jimboy.
16:40 Don't worry, Jimboy.
16:43 The medicine we're giving your patient is cancer-free, right, Tasha?
16:46 If the gorilla survives,
16:50 we have a good chance of approving your clinical trial.
16:55 Yes, Doc, but how many more years do we have to wait
16:58 before the drone is readily available in the market?
17:00 I know, but protocol is protocol.
17:04 We can't do anything.
17:05 Sorry, Doc.
17:10 Sorry, Doc.
17:12 They brought my mom to the hospital earlier.
17:13 Maybe there's a news.
17:15 It's okay.
17:16 We're done here anyway.
17:18 I'll go ahead.
17:20 [phone ringing]
17:22 Hans, how's your mom?
17:24 Hans, please go home.
17:27 My mom.
17:30 Wait, what happened to your mom?
17:33 Cancer?
17:37 Wait, this is wrong, right?
17:40 It's wrong.
17:42 You don't have any symptoms.
17:44 You're a gynecologist. You'll notice that.
17:49 It's pancreatic cancer.
17:50 You won't show any symptoms until it's advanced.
17:55 I'm sorry, Hans.
17:58 Why are you apologizing?
18:02 There's nothing to be sorry about, my child.
18:04 There's nothing wrong with it.
18:06 But we can still do something about it.
18:11 We can still get your mom treated.
18:16 Let's not give up.
18:18 Fred.
18:20 Fred.
18:22 Mom.
18:28 We'll fight.
18:29 I'm not ready to leave you.
18:33 And I still need to see my next grandchild.
18:37 My grandchild?
18:38 Hans, your mom is strong.
18:52 We'll fight this cancer. We won't give up.
18:56 Oh, you're groping again?
19:04 I'm sorry.
19:05 Good morning, Grandma!
19:25 Breakfast in bed!
19:27 Mom?
19:29 Mom?
19:32 I'm in the bathroom. I'll check.
19:33 I'll just take a look here.
19:35 Mom?
19:38 Mom?
19:40 Grandma?
19:42 I'm coming in.
19:43 I'm coming in.
19:45 Mom?
19:48 Grandma?
19:50 Where did Grandma go?
19:53 She went downstairs. Maybe she went to the toilet.
19:57 I'll go check.
19:58 Why are you crying?
20:10 Because I'll miss you.
20:15 Why did this happen to you?
20:18 Why did you get cancer?
20:20 What do you mean? I'm not dead yet.
20:23 I'm still recovering. I'm still going to be fine.
20:25 I'll fight this disease.
20:27 I promise.
20:29 Because you haven't taught me how to make the Leche Flan.
20:34 That's my favorite.
20:36 I won't teach you that.
20:38 Because I'll be the one who cooks it for my grandchild.
20:43 Until she grows up.
20:45 Mom, Grandma is here.
20:48 Where?
20:50 Grandma?
20:52 Hey!
20:53 Mom, we've been looking for you. We were worried about you.
20:59 Wait a minute. Why are you here? You look tired. You should rest at home.
21:04 Son, this is to strengthen my body.
21:06 So that when chemotherapy starts, I can fight it.
21:10 Come here. Come here.
21:12 [Music]
21:37 [Crying]
21:44 Sorry.
21:45 We're almost there. Just a little more.
21:48 [Crying]
21:56 Grabe.
21:57 Greg.
21:58 We'll fight this.
22:00 [Crying]
22:26 Greg, this is the number of my aunt's oncologist.
22:31 She's good.
22:32 She gave the second opinion when my aunt had breast cancer.
22:36 Thank you. I need this.
22:40 Greg, stay positive.
22:45 And always remember,
22:47 if you need a shoulder to lean on, I'm just here.
22:51 I appreciate it.
22:56 [Music]
23:09 Oops.
23:16 Go around the back.
23:21 Let's go.
23:24 I still have a cold.
23:25 Of course, Mom.
23:28 Your chemo was last cycle. Are you going to beat me now?
23:32 You said that to stay whole and strong, you need to join the prayer.
23:39 Mom, you have a lot of supplements.
23:45 The doctor said that you need to take all of them.
23:49 It's to strengthen the resistance so that you can recover faster.
23:53 I'll just transfer all of this to the pill box so it's easier.
23:57 Grandma.
23:59 Are you feeling better?
24:05 Later. I'm tired, Grandma.
24:08 Get up.
24:11 I'll do it.
24:13 Wait a minute. Come here.
24:15 There we go.
24:17 Grandma.
24:19 [Music]
24:23 You can do it, Grandma.
24:24 Slowly.
24:27 One step, one step. There we go.
24:29 Slowly.
24:31 I'll do it.
24:33 Mommy, is Grandpa like my rabbit?
24:39 Is he cute?
24:40 Cute?
24:42 Mommy!
24:46 [Music]
24:51 I wish we can be with our Grandpa, TJ.
24:55 I wish he had medicine so he won't die.
24:59 So he won't wait for anyone.
25:03 No.
25:08 We can't leave everything behind.
25:10 I don't want to make things hard for Grandma.
25:15 I hope she gets better.
25:16 I hope she's not like TJ.
25:20 [Music]
25:31 100% of the non-human primates we tested have been cured of cancer.
25:42 We're just waiting for the FDA approval and we can soon begin the human clinical trials.
25:49 Hopefully, in 4 to 6 years' time, we can make this cure for cancer available to our patients.
25:58 Thank you.
26:00 If this development is easy, this might be the medicine for Mom's cancer.
26:04 If possible, I hope I can get it for her so she can end her suffering.
26:11 This is our timeline.
26:12 2018, synthesized testing on human cells.
26:16 2019, actual testing on human cells.
26:21 2020, screening of candidates for human testing.
26:26 2021, Phase 1 human testing.
26:32 This is exciting.
26:34 Phase 2 human testing.
26:37 2023, final phase for human testing and international pharmaceutical release.
26:46 I'm sorry to say the chemotherapy did not work.
26:55 As per the latest test result, the cancer has spread to the mother's thigh and bone.
27:01 Okay, so what else can we do to treat the dog?
27:06 I mean, I'm sure we can start radiation therapy at the very least, right?
27:09 Hon, Mom is too weak for that.
27:12 Okay, then what about alternative medicine, Doc?
27:15 It's up to you.
27:17 What I can do for now is to give her a medication that will help her with her pain.
27:23 But this won't cure Mom's cancer.
27:25 Just for management, Doc. Just give up already.
27:28 Craig, Craig.
27:29 No, Mom, we haven't even tried anything yet.
27:31 Craig.
27:35 Doc, how long can I stay?
27:38 To be honest, life expectancy is three months.
27:45 And if we're lucky, six months.
27:48 If we're lucky?
27:50 Do you think six months is enough, Doc?
27:53 Yeah.
27:55 I'll leave you two.
27:57 Okay.
28:03 Charlie, Craig and I need to talk.
28:06 Okay.
28:08 Craig.
28:09 Don't listen to that doctor. I thought we were going to fight.
28:17 We did, didn't we?
28:18 I know you're both tired, Charlie.
28:21 I'm tired too.
28:23 Maybe we should just accept this.
28:27 Of course, Mom.
28:29 No, I don't want to.
28:33 Mom.
28:34 Doc, we've done everything.
28:37 What?
28:39 We've done everything.
28:40 Maybe I'll just stay here.
28:43 Mom, listen to me.
28:45 We can still do something. I won't allow this to end.
28:49 Mom.
28:50 I won't allow it.
28:52 Come on, I won't allow it. We can still do something.
28:56 You're F90. You're strong.
28:59 You're a strong girl.
29:00 Stop.
29:07 [sobs]
29:08 Come on.
29:35 Come on.
29:36 I was still young when Mom was with me.
29:41 She used to call me Superwoman.
29:46 Because I was always at work.
29:49 But at night, instead of resting,
29:52 she would help me with my assignments.
29:56 She was amazing.
29:58 She was strong.
30:00 She was so strong.
30:04 Sometimes, I just can't believe
30:07 that this kind of illness could happen to her.
30:10 You know, Mom loves you so much.
30:16 Yeah.
30:17 I saw her eyes while she was in chemotherapy.
30:24 But she still did it
30:27 because she wanted to get better for you.
30:31 Me too, Mom.
30:33 I'm ready to do anything for her.
30:36 What do you mean?
30:41 There's a medicine that the pharmaceutical company is developing that can help Mom.
30:49 Really?
30:51 It's a cancer medicine.
30:53 Why didn't you tell me?
30:56 I'm just kidding. You know I'm confident in all of that.
31:00 We can't just say everything we've studied in the lab.
31:04 And one more thing,
31:07 it's not yet approved for human trials.
31:11 We have to wait for years before it's available to the public.
31:16 It's okay.
31:19 We'll ask Mom.
31:22 And...
31:28 the others are still in the doctor's office.
31:31 I can't wait for Mom to get better.
31:34 If I can give her the medicine now,
31:39 she won't have a hard time.
31:41 I'll just find a way.
31:47 I'll find a way.
31:56 [dramatic music]
31:58 How's your baby?
32:14 I'll just check on him, Doc.
32:16 Tasha!
32:18 [dog barking]
32:21 [dog barking]
32:23 Good! Very good!
32:31 Very good, Tasha! Very good!
32:34 Doc, my babies are okay. They're strong.
32:38 The medicine is working.
32:40 I can see that.
32:42 Doctor, when are we going to start human trials?
32:49 We're still under review. I hope we can be approved so we can start screening participants.
32:54 Even that will take time.
32:56 What if, Doctor, there's someone willing to volunteer?
32:59 I mean, what if there's a cancer patient who's willing to risk that I'll teach him the medicine even if it's not approved yet?
33:06 I mean...
33:08 Who will do it?
33:11 Doctor, we're desperate.
33:16 My mom has cancer and I mean, based on Tasha's results,
33:19 you might be the only one who can help her, Doctor.
33:21 Even if you make us do a waiver, even if you dock my pay,
33:25 it's okay. I'll just say that I did everything to help my mom.
33:28 Think of it this way, Doctor, if this works out,
33:33 I mean, we could be expediting the whole process.
33:36 Think about it, we could bring the drug out to market now.
33:39 I mean...
33:44 Let me talk to the board.
33:45 Huh?
33:47 Let you know.
33:48 Doctor, Doctor, thank you.
33:50 Yes!
33:52 This is a compliment!
33:53 Excuse me, are you siblings? For you to do that?
33:57 Uh, I'm just a carry-away, Doctor.
34:01 But, it's okay, Del. I'm a twin.
34:04 Anyway, good job on Tasha.
34:11 Thank you, Doctor.
34:13 Doctor,
34:14 Hello.
34:16 Shari, Shari, how are you?
34:24 I'm okay. I'm just resting.
34:28 Why?
34:33 I talked to Doctor Lazaro earlier.
34:36 Shut up.
34:38 Sorry.
34:39 I talked to Doctor Lazaro earlier.
34:42 He said he'll walk the board with my mom's condition.
34:45 Crossing our fingers, I hope they'll let us give my mom an experimental drug.
34:51 Really?
34:53 I'll bring it.
34:54 Okay.
34:55 Doctor Lazaro, we can't rush our antivirus drug against cancer in human trials.
35:10 If it breaks out, we'll be the ones to be shot.
35:13 I talked to the family. They're willing to sign the waiver.
35:18 And they know what they're doing.
35:20 They're just saying that now.
35:22 But if there's a problem, they'll quickly go to the media to complain.
35:28 We have to protect ourselves and the future of our anti-cancer drug.
35:33 We can't rush these things.
35:36 And Doctor, may I remind you that you put at risk all we have been working so hard for.
35:42 I am asking the board to reconsider.
35:45 Okay, let's put it to a vote.
35:47 Okay.
35:48 All in favor of the human advanced trials, say aye.
35:52 All not in favor.
36:05 Let the record show the sentiment of the board.
36:07 Eduardo.
36:09 Evangeline.
36:10 This meeting is adjourned.
36:12 Good day.
36:14 Doc?
36:28 Hello Greg.
36:29 I tried to convince the board but they didn't agree.
36:35 I'm really sorry.
36:36 What?
36:49 What?
36:51 What's the news?
36:52 Daddy!
37:03 Mom!
37:04 Mom!
37:06 Please, help me.
37:07 Here, mom.
37:11 I don't want to do this anymore.
37:14 Daddy!
37:19 Mom!
37:20 Sir Greg.
37:33 It's already late. What are you doing?
37:36 My files for the research are in the lab. I'll just be back.
37:40 Okay, I got it.
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38:20 [phone ringing]
38:22 Good evening, Ida.
38:24 Welcome, Gregory Salvador.
38:27 Ida, I need to do a systems maintenance here in the lab.
38:33 Can I ask you to shut down and I'll reboot you manually?
38:36 It's an unlikely request, Mr. Gregory Salvador.
38:40 Yeah, it's actually Dr. Lazarus' request.
38:44 You can check with her tomorrow.
38:45 I will comply, Gregory Salvador.
38:49 Thank you, Ida.
38:50 Ida, shutting down.
38:52 This is what's going to change everything.
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39:18 Greg!
39:22 Hope!
39:24 Greg!
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39:36 Oh my God.
39:51 Please bring my husband and son back to me.
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40:03 [speaking Filipino]
40:23 [speaking Filipino]
40:26 You know very well that this hasn't been tested on you yet.
40:29 Now we have to observe her.
40:31 We need to know her reaction to the medicine.
40:33 I'm praying that your effort will be successful.
40:36 We are happy to say that Mrs. Agnes is now cancer-free.
40:40 This is the start of something big.
40:42 And remember this day, we won the fight against cancer.
40:46 The virus is mutating in her body.
40:50 Meaning, before, the virus was directed to the cancer cells.
40:53 Now, it's directed to the brain.
40:55 It's like she was hit by a huge rabies.
40:57 The doctors still don't want to talk about the diagnosis.
41:00 As far as I know, it's highly contagious, so they moved her here.
41:04 [screaming]
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41:11 (dramatic music)