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Pempem at ang Bomba Magazine
Pempem, a 15- year old high school student raised in a conservative and religious household suddenly finds an adult magazine inside her school backpack. The discovery of Bomba Magazine aroused Pempem to explore her true self.
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Pempem, a 15- year old high school student raised in a conservative and religious household suddenly finds an adult magazine inside her school backpack. The discovery of Bomba Magazine aroused Pempem to explore her true self.
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Written By:Migs Ruallo
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Tarahan Pictures
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