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Childhood best friend with a genius IQ become bittersweet rivals when they both fall for Mark.
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Childhood best friend with a genius IQ become bittersweet rivals when they both fall for Mark.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Chris Martinez
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Viva Films, MVP Pictures
Cast
Chris Martinez
Director
Anne Curtis
Zoe Tuazon
Cristine Reyes
Aica Tabayoyong
Sam Milby
Mark Ferrer
Arlene Muhlach
Zoe's Mother
Ricky Rivero
Zoe's Father
Candy Pangilinan
Aica's Mother
Dominic Ochoa
Aica's Father
Abby Bautista
Young Zoe
Aliya Fatima de la Riva
Young Aica
Kevin Remo
Young Mark
Raquel Villavicencio
Sister Angeline
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