Fruit Fly (2009)
Filipina performance artist Bethesda moves into an art commune to search for her long missing biological mother. Along the way, she comes to realize that she just might be a fairy princess, fruit fly.
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Filipina performance artist Bethesda moves into an art commune to search for her long missing biological mother. Along the way, she comes to realize that she just might be a fairy princess, fruit fly.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Comedy, Music
Written By:H.P. Mendoza
In Theaters:9/28/2009
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Runtime:94 minutes
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