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The Babysitters 

Caretakers for a kidnapped child, couple Rod ad Lucy decide to run away with the child to be raised as their own rather than let it be killed after its parents turned to the cops for help. Not equipped with any employable skills, they resort to scams and other illicit activities just to ensure that their child would live a normal life.
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Caretakers for a kidnapped child, couple Rod ad Lucy decide to run away with the child to be raised as their own rather than let it be killed after its parents turned to the cops for help. Not equipped with any employable skills, they resort to scams and other illicit activities just to ensure that their child would live a normal life.

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Directed By:Paolo O'Hara
Written By:Mara Paulina Adlawan Marasigan, Paolo O'Hara
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Studio:Cinema One Originals

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