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Ang Mambabarang at ang mga Taong Pinatay sa Limot poster

Ang Mambabarang at ang mga Taong Pinatay sa Limot 

A self-proclaimed messiah moved into a town that is in need of change preached the citizens to eradicate problems to make their lives better and even said to eradicate it in 3-6 weeks. After a week or so, blood flows through the trees, rivers, city town and the citizens are suffering because of the interest of people numbered by just our fingers.
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A self-proclaimed messiah moved into a town that is in need of change preached the citizens to eradicate problems to make their lives better and even said to eradicate it in 3-6 weeks. After a week or so, blood flows through the trees, rivers, city town and the citizens are suffering because of the interest of people numbered by just our fingers.

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Directed By:Lloyd Reyes
Written By:Lloyd Reyes
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:1440

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