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The Tale of a Rainbow Fish 

When a group of elementary students chose to tell a local folklore Alamat ng Isdang Kulay Bahaghari for a stage play, their curiosity brought them investigating the river to search for the infamous fish, only to discover that the folklore is not what they were taught of.
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When a group of elementary students chose to tell a local folklore Alamat ng Isdang Kulay Bahaghari for a stage play, their curiosity brought them investigating the river to search for the infamous fish, only to discover that the folklore is not what they were taught of.

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Genre:Adventure
Directed By:Avin Dela Cruz
Written By:Avin Dela Cruz, Twinkle Ann Basto
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Runtime:18 minutes
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