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Arcanghel 

The night after receiving their passports, the Arcanghel siblings discover their eldest sister, Abbie, is in bad shape due to an ailment she's been keeping to herself. It causes a rift amongst the three, who have conflicting plans and purposes. Through a familial token during sickness, the siblings make a decision to stay home in the country together for the better.
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The night after receiving their passports, the Arcanghel siblings discover their eldest sister, Abbie, is in bad shape due to an ailment she's been keeping to herself. It causes a rift amongst the three, who have conflicting plans and purposes. Through a familial token during sickness, the siblings make a decision to stay home in the country together for the better.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Theophany Dionisio
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Runtime:19 minutes
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