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Indigo
Indigo, a stuttering college student, finds a magic cubicle that transports him back in time. Upon abusing this power to improve his speech condition, Indigo gets lost in time and experiences the history of student activism in the university from the 2000s to the 1970s in the Philippines.
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Indigo, a stuttering college student, finds a magic cubicle that transports him back in time. Upon abusing this power to improve his speech condition, Indigo gets lost in time and experiences the history of student activism in the university from the 2000s to the 1970s in the Philippines.
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Genre:Drama, Science Fiction, History
Written By:Ace Balbarez
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Floor21
Cast
Ace Balbarez
Director
Jeremy Mayores
Indigo Constantino
Rolando Inocencio
Professor Diego Ramos
Daniel R. Abendan
Daniel Tolentino
FJ Calvario
Prince David
J-Ann Avila
Cristina Manalo
Ronadine Amata
Regina Alba
Hariette Gabrielle
Elaissa Bautista
Ma. Sophia Sibal
Maricel Flores
Zoe Olavides
Alyssa Gonzales
Kit Munsayac
70's Activist
Jean Javier
70's Activist
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