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The Day After

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Adolfo Alix Jr. | Philippines | 2014 | 16' |

| IFFR 2015

Adolfo Alix is fast becoming the most prolific filmmaker ever, but so far he had never made a short film. It was also the first time for older actress Nora Aunor. Painful loss is depicted in a classical style. A young author has committed suicide and an older woman peruses the manuscripts.

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