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The Wedding Dance
Following the Japanese invasion in the 1940s, Awiyao comes home to his wife Lumnay to ask her to attend the wedding dance, an invitation that stirs memories of joy, pain, and emptiness. It is an invitation to celebrate his new wedding dance.
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Following the Japanese invasion in the 1940s, Awiyao comes home to his wife Lumnay to ask her to attend the wedding dance, an invitation that stirs memories of joy, pain, and emptiness. It is an invitation to celebrate his new wedding dance.
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Written By:Julius Lumiqued, Amador T. Daguio
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Film Development Council of the Philippines, Mountaintrail Films, Cinemalaya Foundation
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