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Pass sa Halata 

This thought-provoking piece tells the story of resilience, the courage to love oneself, and the strength it takes to rise above silence. More than just a film, it mirrors the unspoken struggles we experience and the strength found in embracing our true selves.
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This thought-provoking piece tells the story of resilience, the courage to love oneself, and the strength it takes to rise above silence. More than just a film, it mirrors the unspoken struggles we experience and the strength found in embracing our true selves.

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Genre:Romance, Comedy, Drama
Written By:Paul Derick Gudelano, Godrick Marfil
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Runtime:22 minutes
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