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Asuang
Asuang, the God of sins, was once a ruthless and fickle God of Bicol, but now he is a loner and a loser who has no place in the world that is overrun by sinful human beings. He resorted to social media to regain his former glory and fame but to no avail. On his track to retirement, he was approached by the seers to help them stop Armageddon. Along with a group of sinful misfits, Asuang will go on a quest, against his nature, to help mankind… or so he thinks he will.
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Asuang, the God of sins, was once a ruthless and fickle God of Bicol, but now he is a loner and a loser who has no place in the world that is overrun by sinful human beings. He resorted to social media to regain his former glory and fame but to no avail. On his track to retirement, he was approached by the seers to help them stop Armageddon. Along with a group of sinful misfits, Asuang will go on a quest, against his nature, to help mankind… or so he thinks he will.
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Genre:Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Lawrence Nicodemus, Carl Joseph E. Papa, Raynier Brizuela
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Runtime:117 minutes
Studio:Cinema One Originals, Mayuga X Seen, Black Maria Pictures
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