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An elderly woman’s unexpected discovery of an Our Lady of Fatima statue once carried by her now-dead lover during the EDSA Revolution propels her on a search for its ownership, driven by the hope that he might still be alive.
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An elderly woman’s unexpected discovery of an Our Lady of Fatima statue once carried by her now-dead lover during the EDSA Revolution propels her on a search for its ownership, driven by the hope that he might still be alive.
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:UP Cineastes' Studio, UP Film Institute
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