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Afam 

Hazel and Daisy's friendship might end in a war as they find out that they are actually dating the same person, JJ aka Jamey, an AFAM. Who will win this foreigner's heart?
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Hazel and Daisy's friendship might end in a war as they find out that they are actually dating the same person, JJ aka Jamey, an AFAM. Who will win this foreigner's heart?

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Linnet Zurbano
Written By:Cyril Ramos
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Runtime:117 minutes
Studio:Vivamax

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