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Balai de Moño
For a cash prize and a new home, three displaced Filipino creatures join a reality competition show where they must scare their way to the top for a chance for a new lease on life.
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For a cash prize and a new home, three displaced Filipino creatures join a reality competition show where they must scare their way to the top for a chance for a new lease on life.
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Genre:Comedy, Family
Written By:Cyrus Bon, Allen A. Prodigalidad
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