I'm Not 'Gnome Alone' in this Amazing Comedy
A family comedy that combines fantasy and normal school life.
Ang Agimat: Anting-anting ni Lolo
Pao is a young schoolboy who inherits an amulet from his grandfather. butt before he can use its power, he must first past three formidable test to prove his strength and determination. After passing the two test , Pao comes face to face with Paolo his grown-up alter-ego and battles him in a difficult duel. Although bruised and weak Pao still manages to pass the last test. With the power of the amulet no on his side Pao must fight the evil creatures led by Queen Manananggal, Evil Queen and Ancient Evil. Together Pao and Paolo must ruin these evil beings' plan of destroying mankind.
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Pao is a young schoolboy who inherits an amulet from his grandfather. butt before he can use its power, he must first past three formidable test to prove his strength and determination. After passing the two test , Pao comes face to face with Paolo his grown-up alter-ego and battles him in a difficult duel. Although bruised and weak Pao still manages to pass the last test. With the power of the amulet no on his side Pao must fight the evil creatures led by Queen Manananggal, Evil Queen and Ancient Evil. Together Pao and Paolo must ruin these evil beings' plan of destroying mankind.
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Genre:Family, Action, Fantasy, Adventure
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:Imus Productions
Cast
Augusto Salvador
Director
Ramon Revilla Sr.
Matandang Ermitanyo
Ramon 'Bong' Revilla Jr.
Paolo / Enteng / Matandang Ketongin
Jolo Revilla
Pao
Mylene Dizon
Aling Virgie / Manananggal
Carlos Morales
Ancient Evil
Shaina Magdayao
Jayra
Nancy Castiglione
Queen Evil
Jaime Fabregas
Dr. Reliquia
Pen Medina
Fr. Tolon
Goyong
Pao-Pao
Karylle
Maryang Makiling
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