
Overview
Jane is a 12-year old girl living with Childhood Schizophrenia. Her sister, Jessie, leaves her in the care of their Tita Hilda to study back in Manila. But during her stay, Aunt Hilda is having a hard time dealing with her niece’s illness because of her lack of knowledge of the situation.
Top Cast
Johannah Basanta
Jane
Ruth Lopez-Dee
Tita Hilda

Yvanne Evangelista
Jessie
Key Film Crew
Production Stats
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