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Tayo Na Sa Dilim
It follows two prostitutes striving to escape their sordid pasts. One falls for a man who sacrifices her for a mother-approved marriage, while the other marries a good man who eventually discovers her hidden history.
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It follows two prostitutes striving to escape their sordid pasts. One falls for a man who sacrifices her for a mother-approved marriage, while the other marries a good man who eventually discovers her hidden history.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Armando Lao
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Runtime:118 minutes
Studio:Cine Suerte
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