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FILM REVIEW Mga Kuwentong Barbero (Barber’s Tales): Di Kuwentong Kutsero
Inilathala rin sa Pinoyweekly.org Tanaw sa lokal na danas tungong pambansa ang hatid ni Jun Lana sa pelikulang Mga Kuwentong Barbero o Barber’s Tales (APT Entertainment and Octobertrain Films, 2013). Pagpahayag din ito sa pagsilang ng indibidwal na malay tungong kolektibong … Continue reading →
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