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DITAS PINAMALAS 

Ditas Pinamalas, a happy go lucky college student, questions herself on why her life is full of bad luck. Along the way, she will discover something from her past that will finally turn her life upside down and achieve a luckier life she’s been wanting to. Will she really be lucky?
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Ditas Pinamalas, a happy go lucky college student, questions herself on why her life is full of bad luck. Along the way, she will discover something from her past that will finally turn her life upside down and achieve a luckier life she’s been wanting to. Will she really be lucky?

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Directed By:Adrian Renz Espino
Written By:Adrian Renz Espino
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Likha Studios, KreativDen Entertainment, Narra Post-Production Studios, RSVP Film Studios

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