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Dubai

Netflix🗓️ 2005🎬 Romance

Dubai (2005) is a Filipino drama-romance film directed by Rory B. Quintos, starring Aga Muhlach, Claudine Barretto, and John Lloyd Cruz. The story follows Raffy, who has worked in Dubai for nine years to build a better life for his younger brother Andrew. But when both brothers fall for the same woman, their shared dream of moving to Canada is threatened. This emotional tale of sacrifice, love, and family bonds explores how far one will go for the people they love.

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Is Dubai on Netflix?

Yes! Dubai is currently available on Netflix in 1 country after a search across multiple regions, including Albania, Australia, Brazil, and more.

Movie Details

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Movie Overview

Dubai (2005) is a poignant Filipino drama-romance film directed by Rory B. Quintos that explores the complexities of love, sacrifice, and family loyalty. The movie stars Aga Muhlach as Raffy, a hardworking overseas Filipino worker who has spent nine years in Dubai to support his younger brother Andrew, played by John Lloyd Cruz. Their ultimate goal is to save enough money to move to Canada and start a new life together. However, their carefully laid plans unravel when both brothers develop feelings for the same woman, portrayed by Claudine Barretto. This love triangle forces Raffy and Andrew to confront their deepest emotions and question the strength of their bond. The film’s setting in Dubai adds a unique backdrop, highlighting the sacrifices of OFWs and the challenges of pursuing dreams abroad. Director Rory B. Quintos, known for her work in Filipino cinema, crafts a heartfelt narrative that balances romance with family drama. The movie has received critical acclaim, earning 12 wins and 23 nominations at various award ceremonies, and holds an IMDb rating of 6.3/10. With a runtime of 110 minutes and a TV-PG rating, Dubai is suitable for a wide audience. Its themes of brotherhood, forbidden love, and the pursuit of a better life resonate deeply. For fans of emotional romantic dramas, Dubai offers a compelling story that keeps viewers engaged from start to finish. Watch Dubai online on Netflix and experience this touching tale of two brothers torn between their dreams and their hearts.

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Ratings & Reviews

6.3/10IMDb

Awards & Recognition

12 wins & 23 nominations

Available in 1 Countries

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Philippines

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Where Can You Watch Dubai on Netflix?

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Available Continents

Asia

Dubai is currently available on Netflix in 1 out of 26 checked regions, making it one of the more restricted titles in the Romance category. It can be streamed in Asia, specifically Philippines, but is not available in Europe, North America, South America, Oceania, Africa, Middle East as of 3 November 2026.

Dubai is not currently available on Netflix in these regions. It is available in: Philippines.

Europe

15 countries
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North America

1 countries
United States
FAQ

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Common questions about watching this title on Netflix from anywhere.

Is Dubai on Netflix in United States?

Dubai is not currently available on Netflix in United States. It is available in: Philippines.

Did Dubai win any awards?

12 wins & 23 nominations

Who directed Dubai?

Dubai was directed by Rory B. Quintos.

How long is Dubai?

Dubai has a runtime of 110 min.