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Shuvee Etrata thankful to Vice Ganda for chance to be part of MMFF film
Shuvee Etrata expressed her gratitude to Vice Ganda and Nadine Lustre for the opportunity to be part of the 2025 Metro Manila Film Festival entry, 'Call Me Mother.'
Etrata, who plays a student activist named Ria, acknowledged Vice Ganda's and Nadine Lustre's belief in her and her fellow 'Pinoy Big Brother' alum housemates.
She described the experience as surreal, having previously watched MMFF films as a spectator.
Vice Ganda praised Etrata and the other former 'PBB' housemates as natural comedians whose closeness contributed to a positive working environment during filming.
This acting role marks another milestone for Etrata, who has achieved several personal goals since her 'Pinoy Big Brother' stint, including purchasing a new car and building a home.
She was also recognized by Mega Magazine as one of their Women to Watch for 2025.
In addition to 'Call Me Mother,' Etrata is slated to appear in the Kapuso series 'Master Cutter' and the horror film 'Huwag Kang Titingin'.
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Comedy star Vice Ganda and co-star Shuvee Etrata have shared touching sentiments about their maternal bond while promoting their Metro Manila Film Festival entry, "Call Me Mother."
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Mika Salamanca and Brent Manalo have finished filming the Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) 2025 entry "Call Me Mother," starring Vice Ganda and Nadine Lustre.
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