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Ramon failed to get his inheritance just as his mother died. The last will testament asked that he be able to have a son. He and his girlfriend embarked on a quest to find the perfect pair to give them a baby.
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Ramon failed to get his inheritance just as his mother died. The last will testament asked that he be able to have a son. He and his girlfriend embarked on a quest to find the perfect pair to give them a baby.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Mauro Gia Samonte
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Red Horse Production, Seiko Films
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