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LIGHT
ILAW (LIGHT in English translation; stylised in all capital letters) is a veiled tale about a woman seemingly rising from unconsciousness, coming to life in a destructed and colourless home. By the name of Inang, she managed to fix and beautify the place until a knock on her door comes.
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ILAW (LIGHT in English translation; stylised in all capital letters) is a veiled tale about a woman seemingly rising from unconsciousness, coming to life in a destructed and colourless home. By the name of Inang, she managed to fix and beautify the place until a knock on her door comes.
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Genre:Thriller, Drama
Written By:Eco Andreson, Christian Johnrey Siscar, Sean Kirk Agustin, Cassandra Argonza
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Moonlight Films
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