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Paano Na? Sa Mundo ni Janet
This melodrama revolves around the relationships of the four main characters -- a deaf-mute named Janet, her aunt Gilda, a cousin, and a mechanic with a mysterious past.
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This melodrama revolves around the relationships of the four main characters -- a deaf-mute named Janet, her aunt Gilda, a cousin, and a mechanic with a mysterious past.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jose N. Carreon
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Good Harvest Unlimited
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