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A late '90s period drama which follows a grieving Filipino boy who struggles to connect with his father in the aftermath of a tragedy.
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A late '90s period drama which follows a grieving Filipino boy who struggles to connect with his father in the aftermath of a tragedy.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Mark Schoonmaker
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Studio:Cold Moon Productions, Peter Garafalo Productions, AF Production
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