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Elaine killed her stepfather while trying to defend her boyfriend Santi. After serving in prison for years, she is now out to fight and try to bring back her life, including Santi who already married another woman.
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Elaine killed her stepfather while trying to defend her boyfriend Santi. After serving in prison for years, she is now out to fight and try to bring back her life, including Santi who already married another woman.

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Genre:Thriller, Crime, Drama, Romance
Directed By:Joel Lamangan
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Runtime:119 minutes
Studio:Viva Films

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