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Midnight Passion
Irene changes her identity to Becky after a tragic scandal. While living as Becky, she falls for Armand, but is eventually blackmailed by his family over her past. She then reinvents herself as Leah, a high-fashion model. She engages in an intense, manipulative relationship with Jaime, a wealthy hedonist. When she eventually reunites with Armand, she finds herself torn between the man she truly loves and the matchless sexual partner who has awakened her darkest desires.
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Irene changes her identity to Becky after a tragic scandal. While living as Becky, she falls for Armand, but is eventually blackmailed by his family over her past. She then reinvents herself as Leah, a high-fashion model. She engages in an intense, manipulative relationship with Jaime, a wealthy hedonist. When she eventually reunites with Armand, she finds herself torn between the man she truly loves and the matchless sexual partner who has awakened her darkest desires.
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Genre:Thriller, Romance, Drama
Written By:Raquel Villavicencio
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Viva Films
Cast
Laurice Guillen
Director
Lorna Tolentino
Irene / Becky Claudio / Leah Sanchez
Joel Torre
Armand Javier
Dindo Fernando
Jaime Apacible
Anita Linda
Sion
Leo Martinez
Mr. Perez
Wendy Villarica
Katrina Jimenez
Bebong Osorio
Man in the Bar
Ding Salvador
Mr. Eleazar
Franklin Llamas
Francis
Remy Novales
Mrs. Eleazar
Melissa Mendez
Jaime's Date
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