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The night before local elections, a single mother takes her son to a final campaign rally to get his lost scholarship back — unaware that in the midst of the dense crowd, a morbid disaster awaits them.
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The night before local elections, a single mother takes her son to a final campaign rally to get his lost scholarship back — unaware that in the midst of the dense crowd, a morbid disaster awaits them.

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Genre:Thriller, Drama
Directed By:Chad Vidanes
Written By:Kyla Romero, Kyla Dela Peña, Jalen Buenaseda
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Studio:Cinemalaya Foundation, WAF Studios, Terminal Six Post

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