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After spending thirty years in prison, Pedro (Lou Veloso), aging and obviously clueless as to what has become of the world outside the penitentiary, is finally freed.
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After spending thirty years in prison, Pedro (Lou Veloso), aging and obviously clueless as to what has become of the world outside the penitentiary, is finally freed.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Diana Malahay, Jobin Ballesteros, Jerry Gracio
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Studio:Cinemalaya Foundation, Solito Arts, Wild Coyote Pictures
Cast
Jobin Ballesteros
Director
Alfred Vargas
Simon Madriga
Lou Veloso
Pedro Trinidad
Neil Ryan Sese
Tacloban Cop
Joe Mari Avellana
Tomas Verdolagas
Andoy Ranay
Juan Luca Marco Mateo
Archie Adamos
Colonel Fernando Magallanes
Dante Balois
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Krisma Fajardo
Western Union Clerk / Passerby
Diana Malahay
Woman at Plaza / Passerby
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