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A bride commits suicide on her wedding night. Years later, she is reincarnated as an actress-producer and tries to reveal her true story to the world.
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A bride commits suicide on her wedding night. Years later, she is reincarnated as an actress-producer and tries to reveal her true story to the world.
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Genre:Horror, Drama, Romance
Written By:Tony Perez
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Runtime:122 minutes
Studio:FPJ Productions
Cast
Lino Brocka
Director
Susan Roces
Nina Concepcion / Maruja Isabel Sevilla
Phillip Salvador
Marco Lorenzo / Rodrigo de Velasquez
Mario O'Hara
Freddie
Laurice Guillen
Cristy
Mary Walter
Señora Agida
Manny Ojeda
Señor Juan Manuel
Fritz Ynfante
Fritz
Peque Gallaga
Attorney
George Atutubo
Aida Carmona
Maid
Estrella Antonio
Maid
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