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Taya (2021) [N/A]

Release Date:
February 12, 2021

Original Title:
Taya

Genres:
Drama | Family

Production Companies:
CineRealidad Productions
CineX

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 4

At a young age, Leo tries to enjoy his childhood while keeping his family together.

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In his teen years, Leo has become used to his father's frequent absence, getting by each day through the care of his mother and the presence of his friends down the block. His father, Ron, was usually out of a job, yet comes home drunk and abusive to his wife Anne. Leo tolerates the his father's abusive remarks to not make things worse, until Leo hears him slapping his mother. Out of rage, Ron storms out to leave them, yet Leo does not hesitate to chase him outside. He fails to catch up with his father on a tricycle. The following day, his friends appear before him as they tease him. He breaks down in tears as he chases them. The childish games and insults would never be the same for Leo.

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Production

Director:
Xyron Parapara

Director of Photography:
Jan Christian Dijan

Editor:
Tyrone James Luanzon

Production Design:
Xyron Parapara

Production Manager:
Andrea Faye Salio

Sound Designer:
Xyron Parapara

Sound Mixer:
Xyron Parapara

Writer:
Xyron Parapara

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