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Gabo, a boy who grew up in a different city ran through challenges in adjusting to the rural life with his uncle. In the process of being lost, he stumbled upon a trauma, bothering him and his awakening.
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Gabo, a boy who grew up in a different city ran through challenges in adjusting to the rural life with his uncle. In the process of being lost, he stumbled upon a trauma, bothering him and his awakening.

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Genre:Adventure
Directed By:Jan Dendiego
Written By:Jan Dendiego
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Kaya Creatives, Kosmik House, Uno Pelikula, Red Light Films, Pinta Sa Pinto Productions, Santelmo Pictures

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Jan Dendiego

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Kaloy Estrella

Gabo

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Ronald Rous Oliveros

Tiyo Manny

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