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On a cold dawn, the body of Crispin Salvador, the controversial patriarch of Philippine literature is extracted from the waters of the Hudson River in New York. It is rumored that he has committed suicide. A manuscript of the book he was writing is also missing. A great work that would end years of silence and ostracism, that would settle the history of his country, revealing the lies, corruption and abuse of the powerful families that carry decades leading the country.