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Pilipinas: What Do You Think of the Philippines Mr. Janetzko?
An optically printed abstract film taken from the outtakes of an action flick mixed with noise, news broadcasts and hardcore music resulting into a raw collage powerfully evoking Filipino politics and culture.
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An optically printed abstract film taken from the outtakes of an action flick mixed with noise, news broadcasts and hardcore music resulting into a raw collage powerfully evoking Filipino politics and culture.
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Mowelfund Film Institute
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