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Patintero: Ang Alamat ni Meng Patalo
10-year old Meng loves one thing: Patintero. The only hitch is that she’s terrible at it and her reputation has earned her the title of the neighborhood “patalo” (loser). But in the continuing struggle against the high school team that has one-sidedly claimed the territory of the local sari-sari store, Meng forms an unlikely team of fellow losers to finally challenge these high schoolers in the biggest game of their lives.
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10-year old Meng loves one thing: Patintero. The only hitch is that she’s terrible at it and her reputation has earned her the title of the neighborhood “patalo” (loser). But in the continuing struggle against the high school team that has one-sidedly claimed the territory of the local sari-sari store, Meng forms an unlikely team of fellow losers to finally challenge these high schoolers in the biggest game of their lives.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Zig Marasigan
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Tuko Film Productions, Buchi Boy Entertainment
Cast
Mihk Vergara
Director
Nafa Hilario Cruz
Meng Francisco (Mga Patalo)
Lenlen Frial
Nicay Chiu (Mga Patalo)
William Buenavente
Shifty Alvarez (Mga Patalo)
Claude Mikael Adrales
Z-Boy (Mga Patalo)
Vince Magbanua
Manuel Francisco
Suzette Ranillo
Lola Sang
Andri Marasigan
Elmer (Da Woolly Bullies)
BJ Go
Noynoy (Da Woolly Bullies)
John Vincent Servilla
Tonton (Da Woolly Bullies)
Federico Leop
Onyok (Da Woolly Bullies)
Lumi Paladin
Len-Len (The Astigirls)
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