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They Never Spoke Again
Years after their breakup, Martin and Joey reconnect over dinner in Silay City and reminisce about the past. As they talk, they discover new truths about themselves and each other, leading them to question whether closure is truly possible for the two of them. But when they stumble upon the iconic story of the woman who never spoke again, they realize that it's never too late to forgive, let go, and move on.
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Years after their breakup, Martin and Joey reconnect over dinner in Silay City and reminisce about the past. As they talk, they discover new truths about themselves and each other, leading them to question whether closure is truly possible for the two of them. But when they stumble upon the iconic story of the woman who never spoke again, they realize that it's never too late to forgive, let go, and move on.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Emily Loreno
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Backstage Studio, Green Pelican Studios
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