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Movie Review: Kita Kita
Kita Kita is a very trending Movie today. The Author write this story to show how our life important, that we must enjoy every moments together with your Love ones. This story Portrayed by Alessandra De Rossi and Empoy Marquez. There Love team known as “Alempoy”. We all know that Empoy Marquez and Alesandra De Rossi is known as artist but not so Famous artist and now as you can see they were very known love team . They did not expect that there first movie were very trending that many people wants to watch there movie. There first movie earn a lot of money cost three Million Pesos. Alempoy were very Happy of the Success of there first movie. For them this movie is a phenomenon hit that also give a surprise visit in a cinema. The writer wants …show more content…
She lives in Japan but a pure Filipino. Lea Loves her fiancée very much. They have a lot of good memories and dating almost every day. Lea is two years in a relationship and two years engaged with her fiancee. But one day her fiancée did not call her, he did not reply to the messages. Lea was very lonely that time because she miss his fiancée very much. She even remember there date. At morning lea go to the park, she saw her friend and ask if she’s okay. Her friend answered I’m okay. Lea decided to walk at the park when a lady give a letter that she must go to the restaurants. Lea was been corious why she need to go to that restaurants. At a restaurants she saw his Boyfriend/fiancee dating her friend. She was hurt that time so she dicided to leave them alone and end there relationship. While walking she remembered all the memories they made together. And unexpectedly her sight blurred and then she collapsed. As lea woke up she found out that she’s suffering a temporary blindness cause by stress. Lea wants to stay at the front of her house and a Guy appeared at her House talking Non sense. A guy called her kabayan because they are both Filipino and visiting her bring a food. Lea was so irritated at the presence of this man. She even said a word that hurt a guy a lot. Lea felt guilt so she apologized to a guy and they eat the food together. The name of this guy is Tonyo. Both of them feel comfortable with each other that Tonyo willing to be her eyes. They become friend to the point that they play a game “ Kasal-Kasalan” . they dated also and lea tour Tonyo although she’s blind. Both of them enjoy the date. One night While Lea and Tonyo walking at the road. Tonyo excuse his self for a while to go somewhere. Lea stay at the side of a road then her sight become clearly. She tonyo saw Tonyo . she wave at Him as a sign that she’s not Blind anymore. Tonyo excitedly go to Lea and then accidentally Tonyo hit a car. Lea cry because Tonyo is
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