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Dali's Chime
Lani works as a barista in a café. Her best friend Dali tags along. They engage in idle joy while a chime is heard in the background, ringing against their interior world.
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Lani works as a barista in a café. Her best friend Dali tags along. They engage in idle joy while a chime is heard in the background, ringing against their interior world.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Javi Villaluz
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:ibon ng hilaga
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