Hocus Pocus 2 - Was it Worth it?
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The Monster Among Us
In the Bagong Lipunan Negros Island, Philippines of 1985, a family of dumaan farmers and their community faces a brutal threat of the Amomonggo. While the community struggles for their rights and safety, the Magbuelas family is haunted by the tragic loss of their first-born Isio in Escalante and the trouble of preserving the childhood life of their remaining child Ani.
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In the Bagong Lipunan Negros Island, Philippines of 1985, a family of dumaan farmers and their community faces a brutal threat of the Amomonggo. While the community struggles for their rights and safety, the Magbuelas family is haunted by the tragic loss of their first-born Isio in Escalante and the trouble of preserving the childhood life of their remaining child Ani.
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Genre:Animation, History, Thriller, Fantasy
Written By:VinJo Entuna
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:UP Cineastes' Studio
Cast
VinJo Entuna
Director
VinJo Entuna
Pandaki Magbuelas (voice)
VinJo Entuna
Ani Magbuelas (voice)
Jose Vicente S. Entuna
Andoy (voice)
Jose Vicente S. Entuna
Pedro (voice)
Maki Makilan
Lalahon Magbuelas (voice)
VinJo Entuna
Radio Anchorman (voice)
Ronan Baay
Protester (voice)
Jim Benedict Lubrico
Protester (voice)
Janina Navarra
Protester (voice)
Joan Buston
Protester (voice)
Marietha Buston
Protester (voice)
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