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Aurora Spei 

The world where humanity once thrived is gone. People themselves laid waste to the beautiful world headed by corrupt and abusive leaders. People fight to live, and no change is being made to bring and restore a better, more hopeful world. One night Jet goes through his usual motions of buying liquor and pills as he goes by evangelists and meets Janna, who later helps him to restore his hope.
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The world where humanity once thrived is gone. People themselves laid waste to the beautiful world headed by corrupt and abusive leaders. People fight to live, and no change is being made to bring and restore a better, more hopeful world. One night Jet goes through his usual motions of buying liquor and pills as he goes by evangelists and meets Janna, who later helps him to restore his hope.

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Genre:Drama, Science Fiction
Directed By:Jericho Jeriel
Written By:Via Kaye, Jericho Jeriel, Kimi Crisostomo
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Runtime:20 minutes
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