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Hala! Naiwan Si Rocky!
A chance reunion during a ride from Manila to Atimonan, Quezon forces three estranged friends to confront buried wounds, lingering guilt, and the unspoken truths that drove them apart years ago.
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A chance reunion during a ride from Manila to Atimonan, Quezon forces three estranged friends to confront buried wounds, lingering guilt, and the unspoken truths that drove them apart years ago.
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Written By:Pearl Barcos, AJ Sison
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Kuro-Kuro, Humantao, Arrowhead
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