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Amy, Susie and Tessie
After arguing with their playboy father, teenage sisters Amy, Susie and Tessie decide it's time to become independent women. Once the girls realize they can support themselves, they open the door to a whole new world of adventure.
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After arguing with their playboy father, teenage sisters Amy, Susie and Tessie decide it's time to become independent women. Once the girls realize they can support themselves, they open the door to a whole new world of adventure.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Lynn S. Pareja, Lourdes Villacorta, Chari C. Araullo
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Sampaguita Pictures
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