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FILM REVIEW Mula sa Kung Ano ang Noon (From What is Before): Ganun pa rin Ngayon
Inilathala rin sa Pinoyweekly.org Kapirasong kasaysayan mula sa alaala ng mga misteryo at histerya sa nayon sa panahong niluluto ng Rehimeng Ferdinand Marcos ang Batas Militar. Mga simbolikong larawang bukas sa maraming pagtuklas at pag-unawa. Ito ang mga ibinahagi ni … Continue reading →
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