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Wedding Dress 

Joan, a mother who works as a wedding dress designer, discovers that she has cancer. With declining health and limited time, Joan tries to do as much as she can for her daughter, Sarah.
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Joan, a mother who works as a wedding dress designer, discovers that she has cancer. With declining health and limited time, Joan tries to do as much as she can for her daughter, Sarah.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Dado C. Lumibao
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Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:Viva Films

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