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Foolish Love
A woman who worries about her love life as she, in a few years will be turning 30, and is obsessed and desperate to meet the one. She then meets a man who, coincidentally, shares the name with the guy in her dreams, making her think that destiny is at work,
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A woman who worries about her love life as she, in a few years will be turning 30, and is obsessed and desperate to meet the one. She then meets a man who, coincidentally, shares the name with the guy in her dreams, making her think that destiny is at work,
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Jaymar Castro, Jerry Gracio
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Regal Entertainment
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