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Flames: The Movie
FLAMES is former TV a teen-oriented drama series and becomes a movie that is divided into two separate episodes. Episode 1: Tameme Leslie is a rich highschool student, who longs for her absentee parents. She has a cynical perception of love thus when she learns of her classmate Butch’s feelings for her, she takes it negatively. Butch on the other hand, is a poor boy who is too nervous to handle his feelings for Leslie believing he does not have any chance of making her like him. Episode 2: Pangako Karina is a young breadwinner who raised her family when her mother Dona Amparo stopped taking care of them at the death of her husband. Joel is a young delivery boy who falls in love with Karina’s meekness. As their love blooms Karina’s responsibility as a sister and daughter will stand in their way.
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FLAMES is former TV a teen-oriented drama series and becomes a movie that is divided into two separate episodes. Episode 1: Tameme Leslie is a rich highschool student, who longs for her absentee parents. She has a cynical perception of love thus when she learns of her classmate Butch’s feelings for her, she takes it negatively. Butch on the other hand, is a poor boy who is too nervous to handle his feelings for Leslie believing he does not have any chance of making her like him. Episode 2: Pangako Karina is a young breadwinner who raised her family when her mother Dona Amparo stopped taking care of them at the death of her husband. Joel is a young delivery boy who falls in love with Karina’s meekness. As their love blooms Karina’s responsibility as a sister and daughter will stand in their way.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
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Runtime:127 minutes
Studio:Star Cinema – ABS-CBN Film Productions
Cast
Khryss Adalia, Jerry Lopez Sineneng
Director
Jolina Magdangal
Leslie (segment "Tameme")
Marvin Agustin
Butch (segment "Tameme")
Bojo Molina
Rolly (segment "Tameme")
J.R. Herrera
Chito (segment "Tameme")
Kaye Abad
Jenny (segment "Tameme")
Chesca Garcia
Dianne (segment "Tameme")
Blue de Leon
Gary (segment "Tameme")
Marianne dela Riva
Mrs. Salcedo (segment "Tameme")
Toby Alejar
Mr. Salcedo (segment "Tameme")
Daria Ramirez
Tita Ellen (segment "Tameme")
Ray Ventura
Tito Rodel (segment "Tameme")
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