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Maria and the Ashes of Melancholy 

On his remaining days, Nico embarks on a journey where he meets a mysterious woman in the forest. With her, he rediscovers love and faith and in the process rekindling his relationship with his father, Rommel
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On his remaining days, Nico embarks on a journey where he meets a mysterious woman in the forest. With her, he rediscovers love and faith and in the process rekindling his relationship with his father, Rommel

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Written By:Antonio Oscar Caparros
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:1440 Films

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