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Six friends. One last epic summer adventure. Join a group of friends, who go on a vacation in La Union and encounter new experiences as they hang out with girls and party.
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Six friends. One last epic summer adventure. Join a group of friends, who go on a vacation in La Union and encounter new experiences as they hang out with girls and party.
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Written By:Philip King
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:ALV Films, Rein Entertainment Productions, Benchingko/Films
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