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Manang Klara
When a foreign god conquers the islands that are yet to be called the Philippines, the shaman Manang Klara fights with her sweat and blood to defend her culture and identity from the inevitable Spanish conquest.
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When a foreign god conquers the islands that are yet to be called the Philippines, the shaman Manang Klara fights with her sweat and blood to defend her culture and identity from the inevitable Spanish conquest.
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Written By:Sky Martinez
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Runtime:25 minutes
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Cast
Sky Martinez, Orlando Willy Jr., Katrina Martinez
Director
Melanie Lawingan
Klara
Sky Martinez
Berto
Chad De Guzman
Belinda
Jessica Alis-is
Doring
Danica Mendoza
Sese
Jappy Villanueva
Kulas
Alex Poderanan
Virgie
Ira Joshua Manuel
Passerby
Angela Joy de Guzman
Pregnant Woman
John Lloyd
Townsperson
Glenn Mark Lloveras
Townsperson
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