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Mga Anak ng Kamote
Set in the Philippines, 2052, the planting of kamote (sweet potatoes) has been outlawed and those caught planting and selling kamote are put in jail, no thanks to the Kamote Planting Regulation Act
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Set in the Philippines, 2052, the planting of kamote (sweet potatoes) has been outlawed and those caught planting and selling kamote are put in jail, no thanks to the Kamote Planting Regulation Act
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Genre:Drama
Written By:John Carlo Pacala
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Universal Harvester Incorporated
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