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The Barber's Chair
In 1980s Bacolod, at the height of Martial Law, Teopisto—a principled yet warmhearted barber known for his strictness and gentle hands—works in a once-prestigious barbershop. Within its wall’s, customers from all walks of life reveal their quiet anxieties, loyalties, and doubts—turning each haircut into a glimpse of a nation in turmoil. As the conversations deepen and tensions rise, Teopisto’s long-held neutrality begins to crack as he is pulled into the very currents of change he once chose to ignore.
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In 1980s Bacolod, at the height of Martial Law, Teopisto—a principled yet warmhearted barber known for his strictness and gentle hands—works in a once-prestigious barbershop. Within its wall’s, customers from all walks of life reveal their quiet anxieties, loyalties, and doubts—turning each haircut into a glimpse of a nation in turmoil. As the conversations deepen and tensions rise, Teopisto’s long-held neutrality begins to crack as he is pulled into the very currents of change he once chose to ignore.
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Genre:Drama, History
Written By:VinJo Entuna
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Maragtas Film Productions, V1 Productions Inc, Crowning Glory
Cast
VinJo Entuna
Director
Nonilon Torpez
Pistong (Teopisto Hechanova)
Jose Vicente S. Entuna
Don Jose Benedicto
Martini Manalo
Albert
Aubrey Savet
Belen (Evelyn Hechanova)
Quito Treñas
Carlos Hechanova Jr
CJ Fuentespina
Tes
Zeke Entuna
Hesus
Fredu Bayon-On
Eliseo
DMs Boongaling
Diether
Leumel Renzo
Evelio Leonardia
Andre Yan
Manuel Yan
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