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A helpless young man who spends every day waiting by the sea, will sail to the end of the world in the hopes that his beloved one who he had long believed is at the end of the horizon. Soon, he will discover the answer he’s been seeking for.
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A helpless young man who spends every day waiting by the sea, will sail to the end of the world in the hopes that his beloved one who he had long believed is at the end of the horizon. Soon, he will discover the answer he’s been seeking for.
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Written By:Hillarie Ualat, Grace Lucy Gubangco, Malielle Kate Villano
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Runtime:21 minutes
Studio:Ipu-Ipo Films and Pugad Productions
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