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A deprived photographer takes his bike away from brokenheartedness, pressure from his family, and his weary of Engineering review notes. Worn out of everything, he meets another biker who will shift his discontent to his peace of mind.
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A deprived photographer takes his bike away from brokenheartedness, pressure from his family, and his weary of Engineering review notes. Worn out of everything, he meets another biker who will shift his discontent to his peace of mind.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Chic Mirano
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Runtime:12 minutes
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