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Amid the endless rice fields of a remote village, 8-year-old Batoy clings to the innocent belief that rice can mend the broken, until the harvest of truth reveals wounds no grain can heal.
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Amid the endless rice fields of a remote village, 8-year-old Batoy clings to the innocent belief that rice can mend the broken, until the harvest of truth reveals wounds no grain can heal.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Von Jorge Actub
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Thinking Bird Films, The Alimukon Archive, Origane Films, Corner House Production, Hagdanan Productions, Film Development Council of the Philippines, Local Government of Nabunturan, Compostela Valley
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