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Some Nights I Feel Like Walking
In the seedy underbelly of Manilla, teenage runaway Zion links up with a group of queer street hustlers who lead him on a heated journey of self-discovery in the tempting and dangerous nocturnal city.
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In the seedy underbelly of Manilla, teenage runaway Zion links up with a group of queer street hustlers who lead him on a heated journey of self-discovery in the tempting and dangerous nocturnal city.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Petersen Vargas
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Daluyong Studios, Origin8 Media, Giraffe Pictures, Momo Film Co, Volos Films, Black Cap Pictures, Lunchbox, Ten17p
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