Durugin Ang Droga(2017)
A story of a family destroyed by drugs and how they recover through their faith in God, love for family, and with the help of the group “DAD”.
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A story of a family destroyed by drugs and how they recover through their faith in God, love for family, and with the help of the group “DAD”.
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2017-09-13
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