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A 68-year-old matandang dalaga suddenly goes through pregnancy when her 19-year-old niece visits her home. As they spend time together, the two women are forced to deal with the cards life has handed them.
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A 68-year-old matandang dalaga suddenly goes through pregnancy when her 19-year-old niece visits her home. As they spend time together, the two women are forced to deal with the cards life has handed them.

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Directed By:Jean Louise Lugtu
Written By:Jean Louise Lugtu
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:UP Cinema, UP Film Institute, Voodoo Inc, Cinejepoy

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