Mimi | ✓

Mimi | ✓

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Sis, wer na u? Biglang na-warp si Mimi, ang ating 19-anyos na Pureta Malavigang shoki, from the makiyawti at chamita city ng Manila papuntang American colonial ek-eks ng Pilipinas! Ang ganap? Opo, kimilado na kilatra siya, trying to blend sa mga acheng naka-traditional getup. Halu-halo na ang makiyawti sa political chismax, cholera charotera, at emote na lovelife with one likil and this mering na biglang pumasok sa eksena. Itechlavu, mga mamsh, secrets are revealed na parang binuksan ang Pandora's box! Si Mimi ay keri bumongga at hanapin ang kanyang fabulous na identity and freedom. Nahilo ka? Tunghayan na ang kanyang pakikibaka.
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