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barya lang po sa umaga (mahal, mahal kita)
In a Pacmanesque system, a P20 coin, Filipino fellowmen, and a family navigate their way through the glitching “mahal” (love), “mahal” (expensive), “mahal kita” (I love you), and “mahal kita” (earning is difficult).
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In a Pacmanesque system, a P20 coin, Filipino fellowmen, and a family navigate their way through the glitching “mahal” (love), “mahal” (expensive), “mahal kita” (I love you), and “mahal kita” (earning is difficult).
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Written By:Allyson Ramirez
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Runtime:1 minutes
Studio:UP Film Institute, UP Cineastes' Studio
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