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Manila's Finest
Set during the first quarter storm in the 1970s, policemen Homer, Conrad, and Billy are consumed by the murder case of troublemaking teenagers in the slums.
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Set during the first quarter storm in the 1970s, policemen Homer, Conrad, and Billy are consumed by the murder case of troublemaking teenagers in the slums.
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Genre:Action, Crime, Thriller
Written By:Michiko Yamamoto, Moira Lang, Sherad Anthony Sanchez
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Runtime:119 minutes
Studio:Cignal TV, Inc., Spring Films
Cast
Raymond Red
Director
Piolo Pascual
Homer Magtibay
Enrique Gil
Billy Ojeda
Ashtine Olviga
Agnes Magtibay
Rica Peralejo
Yoly Magtibay
Ariel Rivera
Conrad Belarmino
Joey Marquez
Rogelio Liwanag
Cedrick Juan
Danilo Abad
Romnick Sarmenta
Severino Meneses
Rico Blanco
Epifanio Javier
Jasmine Curtis-Smith
Janette
Dylan Menor
Efren Taguyunon
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