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Balahibong Pusa 

A young woman begins to unravel her stepfather’s dangerous obsession, pulling her into a seductive web of secrets that pits her against her own mother and spirals into a tense battle of desire and betrayal in this remake of the 2001 cult classic.
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A young woman begins to unravel her stepfather’s dangerous obsession, pulling her into a seductive web of secrets that pits her against her own mother and spirals into a tense battle of desire and betrayal in this remake of the 2001 cult classic.

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Genre:Drama, Romance
Directed By:Roman Perez Jr.
Written By:John Carlo Pacala
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Studio:Vivamax, Pelikula Indiopendent

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