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Makukulay na Eroplanong Papel 

After spending the night drinking, a woman spirals into drunkenness and grapples with the different colors of warmth and grief.
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After spending the night drinking, a woman spirals into drunkenness and grapples with the different colors of warmth and grief.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Xanthe Baldonado
Written By:Xanthe Baldonado, John Alex Estrella
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Studio:UP Film Institute, UP Cineastes' Studio, Antagonista

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