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A secretly gay, “dude, chong, pare, bro” ends up becoming the crowd favorite of an underground wrestling circuit because of his costume and moniker. Can his underground success help him to be loved by his father?
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A secretly gay, “dude, chong, pare, bro” ends up becoming the crowd favorite of an underground wrestling circuit because of his costume and moniker. Can his underground success help him to be loved by his father?

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Genre:Comedy, Action
Directed By:RC Delos Reyes
Written By:John Anthony Rodulfo, Jethro Derla, Katherine Eustaquio, Erwin Blanco
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Runtime:113 minutes
Studio:Mavx Productions

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