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The Killing Structure of Society
A student and a police officer finds themselves on the same stick but on different ends, as they try to survive the unjust system of their country.
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A student and a police officer finds themselves on the same stick but on different ends, as they try to survive the unjust system of their country.
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Genre:Drama, Crime, Thriller, Action
Written By:Gerald Dinaya, Ej Cubacub
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Runtime:20 minutes
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Cast
Gerald Dinaya
Director
Mark Legaspi
Augustine Agbulos
Vic Romano
Crisanto Panganiban
Roznel Destajo
Augustine's Father
AXL Neri
Augustine's Mother
Joshua Paul Guevarra
Joshua
Mark Magdadaro
Augustine's Brother
Josh Plastina
Voice of "Boss"
Carl Aquino
Carl
Ej Muñoz
Tambay
Angeline Provido
Woman's Voice
Nathaniel Fabonan
Masked Rider 1
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