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Child No. 82 

At a wake, a persevering high school student must prove that he is the 82nd child of the Philippines’ biggest action-fantasy movie star in the hopes of seeing his late father one last time.
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At a wake, a persevering high school student must prove that he is the 82nd child of the Philippines’ biggest action-fantasy movie star in the hopes of seeing his late father one last time.

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Genre:Drama, Fantasy, Comedy
Written By:Tim Rone Villanueva, Herlyn Alegre
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Cinemalaya Foundation, Film Development Council of the Philippines, North Luzon Cinema Guild, Inc., Camerrol Entertainment Productions

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