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Charisse lives in a boarding house owned by Vivian Sales but drops by her grandfather once in a while. The narrative goes on in this scenario and eventually leaps from drama to action when the lead characters, Charisse and Benito, get entangled with Bunny and the godfather-like character, Dodi.
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Charisse lives in a boarding house owned by Vivian Sales but drops by her grandfather once in a while. The narrative goes on in this scenario and eventually leaps from drama to action when the lead characters, Charisse and Benito, get entangled with Bunny and the godfather-like character, Dodi.
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Genre:Crime, Romance, Action
Written By:Richard Somes, Jay Abello, Joseph Casalda
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Runtime:121 minutes
Studio:Viva Films
Cast
Erik Matti
Director
Rica Peralejo
Charisse
Mark Anthony Fernandez
Benito
Celso Ad. Castillo
Dodi Zarcon
John Arcilla
Bunny
Ricardo Cepeda
Insp. Dax Porras
Raven Villanueva
Libay Sta. Maria
Rina Reyes
Vivian Sales
Rafael Jimenez
Tansyong Jimenez
Madeleine Nicolas
Old Chinese Hardware Owner
Eddie Arenas
Charisse's Grandfather
Alvin J. Bernales
Baldo Sta. Maria
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