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Daloy ng Dugo 

While cooking Dinuguan (a Filipino dish), a memory flashes for a young woman of when she was being taught how to cook it, none other than her mother who had a thirst for blood.
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While cooking Dinuguan (a Filipino dish), a memory flashes for a young woman of when she was being taught how to cook it, none other than her mother who had a thirst for blood.

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Genre:Horror, Family, Fantasy, Mystery
Directed By:Marianelle Ebol
Written By:Marianelle Ebol
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Kalamunggay, Bored Chair Studios, peryaso

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