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BEMBOL ROCO AND RONNIE LAZARO

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Anatomy of American 'Benevolence' Circa 1900

By Pablo A. Tariman | February 21, 2011 - 12:00am

The first thing that will catch your attention in the first few minutes of John Sayles’ Amigo is the work of cinematographer Lee Briones-Meily and production designer Rodell Cruz.

Entertainment