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As My Sun Sets 

A lonesome teenager goes through a difficult stage of detachment from the forbidden love towards his best friend that caused their circle of friendship to be in ruins; painfully recalling the joyous moments of the past and yearning to bring back the once fruitful friendship.
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A lonesome teenager goes through a difficult stage of detachment from the forbidden love towards his best friend that caused their circle of friendship to be in ruins; painfully recalling the joyous moments of the past and yearning to bring back the once fruitful friendship.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Pafsy Mejia
Written By:Pafsy Mejia, Herald Christian Guillena
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:PM Pictures Productions

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