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Just One Summer
a 2012 Filipino romance-drama film directed by Mac Alejandre, starring one of the hottest Kapuso loveteams in the generation Julie Anne San Jose and Elmo Magalona.
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a 2012 Filipino romance-drama film directed by Mac Alejandre, starring one of the hottest Kapuso loveteams in the generation Julie Anne San Jose and Elmo Magalona.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Rona Lean Sales
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:GMA Pictures
Cast
Mac Alejandre
Director
Julie Anne San Jose
Maria Bettina 'Beto' Reyes Salazar
Elmo Magalona
Daniel 'Nyel' Luna Cuaresma, Jr.
Gloria Romero
Lola Meding Reyes
Alice Dixson
Irene Luna-Cuaresma
Cherry Pie Picache
Juliet
Joel Torre
Daniel 'Sir Dan' Cuaresma, Sr.
Boboy Garrovillo
Berting Salazar
Mon Confiado
Ramon
Sheena Halili
Epang
Lexi Fernandez
Sarah
Benedict Campos
Nyel's Friend
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