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After the tragic fate of her mother and her sister, a girl named Nina is taken into custody and given a new identity as Melissa who grows up to be a nurse. At the hospital where Melissa works, a series of mysterious deaths of male patients occurs.
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After the tragic fate of her mother and her sister, a girl named Nina is taken into custody and given a new identity as Melissa who grows up to be a nurse. At the hospital where Melissa works, a series of mysterious deaths of male patients occurs.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Ricky Lee
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Viva Films, Star Cinema – ABS-CBN Film Productions
Cast
Quark Henares, Jerry Lopez Sineneng
Director
Anne Curtis
Melissa / Nina (segment "Uyayi")
Marvin Agustin
James (segment "Uyayi")
Raymond Bagatsing
Dr. Carl (segment "Uyayi")
Kathleen Hermosa
Nurse (segment "Uyayi")
Ces Aldaba
Hospital Head (segment "Uyayi")
Ayin Noriega
Head Nurse (segment "Uyayi")
Jenny Jamora
TV Newscaster (segment "Uyayi")
Jun Sabayton
Mang Johnny (segment "Uyayi")
Anastasio Caubalejo
Old male patient (segment "Uyayi")
Ramon Solo
Double for Raymond (segment "Uyayi")
Jonathan Sibulo
Dying patient (segment "Uyayi")
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