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Lolo Joseph, the stubborn and loud-mouthed patriarch, whose illness tears his two daughters Cely and Beth to make a decision whether to end or prolong his life.
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Lolo Joseph, the stubborn and loud-mouthed patriarch, whose illness tears his two daughters Cely and Beth to make a decision whether to end or prolong his life.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Rica Arevalo
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Studio:Kababaihan Ng Maynila Foundation, Cinemalaya Foundation
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