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Seven stories with no connection at all but with a common universal theme of doing good deeds and making the right decision.
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Seven stories with no connection at all but with a common universal theme of doing good deeds and making the right decision.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy, Drama
Written By:Rahyan Carlos
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Studio:Creative Futures
Cast
Rahyan Carlos
Director
Vaness del Moral
Meyang (segment "Suka")
Karylle
Angela Rodriguez (segment "Toga")
Sheena Halili
Young Carmen (segment "Suka")
LJ Reyes
Tanya (segment "Wedding Ring")
Isay Alvarez
Emma (segment "Dad") (as Isay Alvarez Seña)
Cherry Pie Picache
Tessie Guillero (segment "Star City")
Bembol Roco
Fred Rodriguez (segment "Toga")
Jake Macapagal
Benjo (segment "Wedding Ring")
Coco Martin
Sonny (segment "Star City")
Diether Ocampo
Mike (segment "Ninoy")
Vangie Labalan
Lola Carmen (segment "Suka")
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