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Where the Night Stands Still
Three Filipino siblings, all domestic workers in Italy, meet in the villa that one of the sisters has inherited. Shared memories and buried grievances come to the surface and put their fragile relationship to the test.
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Three Filipino siblings, all domestic workers in Italy, meet in the villa that one of the sisters has inherited. Shared memories and buried grievances come to the surface and put their fragile relationship to the test.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Liryc Dela Cruz, Liryc Dela Cruz
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Pelircula, Il Mio Filippino Collective, Ozono, Reckless Natarajan Pictures
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