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A pregnant woman, suspicious of her husband’s romantic relationship with his carabao, schemes to banish her beastly rival and reclaim her title as the fairest creature of the land.
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A pregnant woman, suspicious of her husband’s romantic relationship with his carabao, schemes to banish her beastly rival and reclaim her title as the fairest creature of the land.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Aedrian Araojo
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Hombrella Pictures, Film Development Council of the Philippines, RSVP Film Studios, Monoxide Works, Daluyong Studios, Terminal Six Post
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