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Hee-Man: Master of None
Hee-Man grew up as an ordinary boy guided by Dila, not knowing he's a prince. As he starts looking for his parents, he meets Bato, who tells him his mission is to defend the people against the black forces of Black Tengko.
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Hee-Man grew up as an ordinary boy guided by Dila, not knowing he's a prince. As he starts looking for his parents, he meets Bato, who tells him his mission is to defend the people against the black forces of Black Tengko.
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Genre:Action, Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Tony Y. Reyes, Woodrow Serafin
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Cine International Group
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