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Bilyarista 

Aya, living in the slums of Manila, dreams of becoming a billiards World Champion, but after her father is killed, she’s manipulated by Itoy into playing underground gambling matches in back-alley pool halls.
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Aya, living in the slums of Manila, dreams of becoming a billiards World Champion, but after her father is killed, she’s manipulated by Itoy into playing underground gambling matches in back-alley pool halls.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Phil Giordano
Written By:Phil Giordano
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Studio:Leesan OPC Productions Philippines, Leeds Street Productions, Terminal Six Post, Tasia Films

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