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Migrante 

The film portrays the true stories of Filipinos, who, due to poverty in their country, are forced to go abroad to look for work, hoping they would find a better life.
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The film portrays the true stories of Filipinos, who, due to poverty in their country, are forced to go abroad to look for work, hoping they would find a better life.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Joel Lamangan
Written By:Bonifacio Ilagan
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Studio:XITI Films

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