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Excuse Me, Miss, Miss, Miss (2021)
Vangie, a miserable contractual sales lady, is about to lose her job. But in her desperate attempt to convince her boss not to sack her, Vangie uncovers the ultimate jaw-dropping secret to regularization.
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Vangie, a miserable contractual sales lady, is about to lose her job. But in her desperate attempt to convince her boss not to sack her, Vangie uncovers the ultimate jaw-dropping secret to regularization.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Arden Rod Condez
In Theaters:1/28/2021
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:What If Films Philippines, Southern Lantern Studios, Outpost Visual Frontier, QCinema International Film Festival
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