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Arapaap (Dreams) 

A student by day and a carnival worker from noon until past midnight. This documentary follows the story of a young dreamer who continues to pursue his aspirations with the 'perya' by his side. In a place where happiness and excitement are felt by many, adversities and crises led him to experience the total contrast.
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A student by day and a carnival worker from noon until past midnight. This documentary follows the story of a young dreamer who continues to pursue his aspirations with the 'perya' by his side. In a place where happiness and excitement are felt by many, adversities and crises led him to experience the total contrast.

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Directed By:Ryand Ugalde
Written By:Ryand Angelo Ugalde
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Sirib Creatives

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