Three Mothers, One Child

Year: 1987

Runtime: 115 mins

Language: Tagalog

Director: Mario O’Hara

Drama

When the mother of Baby Doll dies unexpectedly, close friends Belle, Au and Claire find themselves thrust into parenthood. The infant, the product of an affair between their friend and a club worker, forces the trio to balance their own lives with the challenges of caring for a newborn and coping with sudden loss.

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