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You Animal! The Nimfa Dimaano Story
Follow an attractive feline saleslady at a department store as she figures in a love triangle between her mongrel janitor boyfriend and her high society businessdog.
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Follow an attractive feline saleslady at a department store as she figures in a love triangle between her mongrel janitor boyfriend and her high society businessdog.
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Genre:Animation, Romance, Comedy
Written By:Paulle Olivenza, Manny Angeles
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Spring Films, RocketSheep Studio
Cast
Avid Liongoren
Director
Angelica Panganiban
Nimfa Dimaano (voice)
Robin Padilla
Roger (voice)
Sam Milby
Iñigo Villanueva (voice)
Arci Muñoz
Jhermelyn (voice)
Empoy Marquez
Jerry (voice)
Eugene Domingo
Riri / Fortune Teller / Vendor (voice)
Yeng Constantino
Linda Dimaano (voice)
Moira dela Torre
Iñigo's Sister (voice)
Joyce E. Bernal
Doctor at Maternity Clinic (voice)
Claudia Enriquez
Iñigo's Mom (voice)
Madeleine Humphries
Marie (voice)
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