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A year after their breakup, Santi and Jules meet again at a reunion party of their batch and they reminisce about what they used to have, the life that they had grown without each other, and the love they had found again.
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A year after their breakup, Santi and Jules meet again at a reunion party of their batch and they reminisce about what they used to have, the life that they had grown without each other, and the love they had found again.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Geri Reyes, Nathan Dela Cruz
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Loyola Film Circle
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