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As the country’s most popular singer, Sarah has it all – beauty, wealth and fame. However, there remains a dark void in her life as she continues to look for that one person who all her life has been missing - her father.
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As the country’s most popular singer, Sarah has it all – beauty, wealth and fame. However, there remains a dark void in her life as she continues to look for that one person who all her life has been missing - her father.

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Genre:Drama, Music
Written By:Emmanuel H. Borlaza
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Viva Films

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