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Dalit sa Sala 

A diverse group of individuals boards a mysterious bus as they navigate their way to their final stop, Sitio Sala. As they draw near to Sitio Sala, the approaching uncertainty diminishes the thin lines betwixt each persona and their undisclosed enigmas. These passengers toil to confront their inability to move on, but there is no stopping the notion of paying one's dues in the final reckoning. The real question is, if they have reached their destination, would that be enough to satiate their hunger for redemption?
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A diverse group of individuals boards a mysterious bus as they navigate their way to their final stop, Sitio Sala. As they draw near to Sitio Sala, the approaching uncertainty diminishes the thin lines betwixt each persona and their undisclosed enigmas. These passengers toil to confront their inability to move on, but there is no stopping the notion of paying one's dues in the final reckoning. The real question is, if they have reached their destination, would that be enough to satiate their hunger for redemption?

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Directed By:Chelsea Tasic
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Dulaab Productions

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Chelsea Tasic

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Carlo Navarrete

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Nherwyne Jude Yusoya

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Christine Jade Salas

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Shiendy Costales

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Kyle Ebro

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