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There are two siblings living an ordinary life near at a Himoga-an bridge. Junjun the elder brother who carry out the needs of his little brother (Biboy) by means of painting and selling his artworks. Biboy, Junjun's younger brother who looks up to him, he seeks to learn how to paint to help his elder brother to meet their daily needs, until one day an incident happened that changed their lives.
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There are two siblings living an ordinary life near at a Himoga-an bridge. Junjun the elder brother who carry out the needs of his little brother (Biboy) by means of painting and selling his artworks. Biboy, Junjun's younger brother who looks up to him, he seeks to learn how to paint to help his elder brother to meet their daily needs, until one day an incident happened that changed their lives.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Marielle Martin
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:DUYOG Production
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