"Mothra" Still Rocks
The original Mothra is a fun monster movie that has way stronger lore, music, and special effects than most of its contemporaries.
If I Could Give You The Moon
A longing teenage boy was engulfed by sadness as he realized the absence of his beloved moon in the vast night sky - not knowing that he who was once so far away would suddenly appear within his reach. In an enchanting take on the rich heritage of Filipino mythical creatures and superstitions, a journey into the worlds of known and unknown, of allurement and discovery awaits him and his moon. Would reality give way to this fantastical tale?
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A longing teenage boy was engulfed by sadness as he realized the absence of his beloved moon in the vast night sky - not knowing that he who was once so far away would suddenly appear within his reach. In an enchanting take on the rich heritage of Filipino mythical creatures and superstitions, a journey into the worlds of known and unknown, of allurement and discovery awaits him and his moon. Would reality give way to this fantastical tale?
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Written By:Francisco Tavas
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Sine Sibol, Kiko Films
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