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Raul Portugis (Redford White) is a physics professor from Antique province who had relocated to Manila and became a witness to a crime. This, plus the experience of handling a difficult class and being a newcomer in the city, results in one of the most humiliating chapters in his life. The soul of the slain teacher Jeffrey (Richard Reynoso) will inhibit his body to use him to solve the crime of his murder and bring the murderer to justice while he teaches the class he left.
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Raul Portugis (Redford White) is a physics professor from Antique province who had relocated to Manila and became a witness to a crime. This, plus the experience of handling a difficult class and being a newcomer in the city, results in one of the most humiliating chapters in his life. The soul of the slain teacher Jeffrey (Richard Reynoso) will inhibit his body to use him to solve the crime of his murder and bring the murderer to justice while he teaches the class he left.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Divino Reyes, Woodrow Serafin
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Moviestars Production
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