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The Philippines is in lockdown. A young woman is forced to return to her childhood home where she rediscovers her makeshift dollhouse. Her touch breathes life back into the tiny dolls, coming alive as they replay an all too familiar story.
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The Philippines is in lockdown. A young woman is forced to return to her childhood home where she rediscovers her makeshift dollhouse. Her touch breathes life back into the tiny dolls, coming alive as they replay an all too familiar story.
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Baño Folks Independent Collective, Room Tone, Film Development Council of the Philippines
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