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One Day on Valentine
Ditra believes that love is worth fighting for — even when everything seems to fall apart. Just two days before Valentine’s Day, his girlfriend suddenly ends the relationship without explanation. Heartbroken but not ready to give up, Ditra embarks on an emotional and physical journey — pedaling his bike, borrowing a motorbike, and chasing the fading pieces of a love he once held dear. In the quiet of the night, Ditra risks his pride and memories for one last chance: to save the relationship… or at least say goodbye the right way.
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Ditra believes that love is worth fighting for — even when everything seems to fall apart. Just two days before Valentine’s Day, his girlfriend suddenly ends the relationship without explanation. Heartbroken but not ready to give up, Ditra embarks on an emotional and physical journey — pedaling his bike, borrowing a motorbike, and chasing the fading pieces of a love he once held dear. In the quiet of the night, Ditra risks his pride and memories for one last chance: to save the relationship… or at least say goodbye the right way.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Marcel Verizky
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Teen Spirit Creative House
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