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Jake, a typical office worker spends most of his time either overworking or resting in his room, while his parents continue with their respective duties, preparing meals and maintaining the house. However, a certain gloominess fills the home and his days pass by in a blink of an eye. Until one day, something triggers a distorted memory and we see Jake in his true form.
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Jake, a typical office worker spends most of his time either overworking or resting in his room, while his parents continue with their respective duties, preparing meals and maintaining the house. However, a certain gloominess fills the home and his days pass by in a blink of an eye. Until one day, something triggers a distorted memory and we see Jake in his true form.

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Directed By:Ruel Joseph Tabada
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Dumbfights Production, Peephole Productions

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