Light in the Darkness
Light in the Darkness

Light in the Darkness

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2021•18 min•DocumentaryFamily
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Suffering from blindness since childhood, Tatay Ening continues his life pursuits from climbing bamboo shoots to selling bamboo coin banks alone in a city, kilometers away from his home. His light to the darkness keeps him safe during unimaginable times.
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