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Nuuk 

Elaisa is a middle-aged Filipino widow who lives in Nuuk with her rebellious adult son Karl. She meets Mark Alvarez, a visiting Filipino seaman. He is friendly and caring. But a blizzard is threatening to cause more havoc in her life.
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Elaisa is a middle-aged Filipino widow who lives in Nuuk with her rebellious adult son Karl. She meets Mark Alvarez, a visiting Filipino seaman. He is friendly and caring. But a blizzard is threatening to cause more havoc in her life.

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Genre:Mystery, Romance, Thriller
Directed By:Veronica Velasco
Written By:Veronica Velasco, Aileen Kessop, Jinky Laurel
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Viva Films, OctoArts Films, Mavx Productions

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