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Someday
Ricky and Marcus, cousins from Ormoc, reunite in Manila after years apart. While Marcus is still pursuing his dreams, Ricky hides a hurtful truth, that he dropped out of college. As the night unfold, their conversation peels back layers of ambition, failure, and the weight of expectations
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Ricky and Marcus, cousins from Ormoc, reunite in Manila after years apart. While Marcus is still pursuing his dreams, Ricky hides a hurtful truth, that he dropped out of college. As the night unfold, their conversation peels back layers of ambition, failure, and the weight of expectations
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