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Birthday Ko, Birthday ng Lahat
On her 25th birthday, Cherry Pie “Che-Che” Dimaayos invites her estranged extended family to her party to introduce them to the new life she has cultivated. For the sake of acquiring the belongingness she has been yearning for, would Che-Che let her family walk all over her, even on her special day?
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On her 25th birthday, Cherry Pie “Che-Che” Dimaayos invites her estranged extended family to her party to introduce them to the new life she has cultivated. For the sake of acquiring the belongingness she has been yearning for, would Che-Che let her family walk all over her, even on her special day?
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Genre:Family, Comedy, Drama
Written By:Ry Philip Jaco Galvan, Gwyneth Ann Espallardo, Estella Maris Dupaya, Iverson Josh Guzman
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Kanto Productions
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