Year Forty Six

Year Forty Six

2018 · 15 min · Drama

When Simoun Fabian III's teacher Archie Jacinto disappears, he decides to look for him. With the aid of his video camera, his journey stirs the truths hidden by the last 46 years.

Directed by Samuel Mateo · Written by Kate Nicole Tengco

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