'Alice' Doesn't Live Here Anymore
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Selfish Desires
Clarissa is an ambitious young woman born to a poor family. She is later adopted by her rich godmother after a tragedy. Determined to escape a life of poverty, she uses everyone around her, including her friends and family, in her relentless pursuit of wealth and power.
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Clarissa is an ambitious young woman born to a poor family. She is later adopted by her rich godmother after a tragedy. Determined to escape a life of poverty, she uses everyone around her, including her friends and family, in her relentless pursuit of wealth and power.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jake Tordesillas
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Runtime:116 minutes
Studio:VH Films
Cast
Maryo J. de los Reyes
Director
Maricel Soriano
Clarissa Rosales
Charito Solis
Naty Rosales
Gina Alajar
Nancy Rosales
Liza Lorena
Monina Gargamonte
Arlene Muhlach
Therese Gargamonte
William Martinez
Daryl Revilla
Jaime Fabregas
Morris
Ronaldo Valdez
Nick Arnaldo
Michael De Mesa
Oz
Francis Martinez
Jerome Recto
Robert Campos
Ralph Gargamonte
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