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How Much I Love You
A man whose face is burned beyond recognition, facing multiple operations, despairs, but is brought back to the land of the living by the love of a woman and his faith in God.
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A man whose face is burned beyond recognition, facing multiple operations, despairs, but is brought back to the land of the living by the love of a woman and his faith in God.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Rosauro Q. Dela Cruz, Amado Lacuesta
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Studio:Stellar Film
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