‘Exhibiting Forgiveness’: Paint Through The Pain
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Biboy, a passionate young musician, chases his dream of making it in the music scene but his mother, fearing an unstable future, tries to steer him toward a safer path.
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Biboy, a passionate young musician, chases his dream of making it in the music scene but his mother, fearing an unstable future, tries to steer him toward a safer path.
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Genre:Family, Music, Drama
Written By:Raissa M. Gacutan, JD Mardo
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Runtime:23 minutes
Studio:Project Horsemen
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