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The other day, I discussed how the members of the Manunuri ng Pelikulang Pilipino chose the winners for Best Sound, Editing, Music and Cinematography in the recently-concluded Gawad Urian. Below is the conclusion.


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A Canadian film distributor only screened the movie for me last week in Vancouver and assured me that it is no about female and male prostitutes/dancers, dog and men eaters drowning in poverty, prayers and non-stop sexcapades, complete with enlarged breasts, orgasmic cries and prolonged shower scenes.


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