Title: Mistah: Mga Mandirigma
Genre: Action
Runtime: 1h 59m
Released: 2 January 1994
Country of Origin: Philippines
Language: Filipino
Director: Bebong Osorio
Writer: Mario Cariño • Humilde ‘Meek’ Roxas
Production Company: Viva Films
Synopsis: A group of extraordinary individuals known as soldiers who bravely risk their lives to protect their fellow citizens. These brave souls, driven by an unwavering sense of duty, willingly sacrifice their happiness to follow the call of their nation. With tireless dedication, these soldiers embark on a perilous journey, venturing into the heart of the battlefield where the clash between two powerful forces, Christianity and Islam, unfolds with an intensity that affects the entire fabric of existence.
As they step onto the sacred ground of the battlefield, a rush of adrenaline courses through their veins, electrifying their senses and heightening their awareness. The air crackles with undeniable tension, as if the atmosphere itself is holding its breath in anticipation of the impending shock. The soldiers, dressed in their resolute uniforms, stand tall and proud, their eyes shining with a mix of determination and unwavering resolve.
In this turbulent theater of war where chaos reigns, the soldiers are caught in a whirlwind of emotions. The deafening sound of gunfire echoes through the air, mixing with piercing screams of fear and thunderous explosions that shake the ground beneath their feet. The pungent smell of gunpowder hangs in the air, mixing with the metallic smell of blood as the soldiers navigate treacherous terrain, every step fraught with danger.
In the midst of chaos, soldiers find comfort in the bonds they form with their brothers in arms. United by a common purpose, they form an unbreakable brotherhood, a brotherhood of warriors who stand side by side, unwavering in their commitment to protection and service. Together they face the trials and hardships of war and draw strength from each other. Their unwavering camaraderie is a beacon of hope amid the darkness that surrounds them.
As the conflict between Christianity and Islam rages, the soldiers find themselves at the epicenter of a clash of ideologies. They witness the passionate devotion and unwavering faith on both sides fighting for what they believe is true and right. In the face of this fervor, the soldiers remain steadfast and unwavering, striving to maintain peace and restore harmony in the midst of chaos.
These soldiers, these peacekeepers embody the essence of altruism and sacrifice. They willingly sacrifice their lives and give up their happiness to protect the lives and freedoms of their fellow citizens. Their unwavering commitment and indomitable spirit are a testament to the strength of the human spirit and remind us all of the profound impact one individual can have on the course of history.
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ACTOR |
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Robin Padilla |
Mario Cariño |
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Bb Gandanghari |
Lt. Flavier (as Rustom Padilla) |
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Roi Vinzon |
Lt. Duterte |
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Daniel Fernando |
Daniel Aquino |
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Joko Diaz |
New Recruit |
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Ana Roces |
Linda |
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Rommel Padilla |
Remy De Jesus |
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Bomber Moran |
Alih |
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Dindo Arroyo |
Kumander Ratari |
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June Hidalgo |
Kumander Malik (as Jun Hidalgo) |
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Royette Padilla |
Lt. Dela Cruz |
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Lilet Goldberg |
Brenda |
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Bebong Osorio |
Col. Salgado |
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Eddie Infante |
Old Man |
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Maritess Samson |
Daniel's Wife (as Marithez Samson) |
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Marissa De Guzman |
Junar's Wife |
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Mike Magat |
MP - 1 |
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Ferdie Lagman |
MP - 2 (as Freddie Lagman) |
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Joan Mendez |
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Val Iglesias |
Man at Restaurant (Max's) (as Val Iglesia) |
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Boy Salvador |
Man at Restaurant (Max's) |
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Ronald Asinas |
Man at Restaurant (Max's) |
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Rudy Ramirez |
Man at Restaurant (Max's) |
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Jun Aristorenas |
Willy Santos |
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Boy Roque |
Roque |
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July Hidalgo |
Hidalgo |
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Rez Cortez |
Soldier |
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Jon Hernandez |
Soldier |
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Joey Padilla |
Soldier |
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Ace Cruz |
Soldier |
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Edwin Reyes |
Soldier (as Edwin Reyes Jr.) |
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Jeffrey Veloso |
Soldier |
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Victor Balbuena |
Soldier |
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Emil Llamanzarez |
Soldier |
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Romy Hupeda |
Soldier |
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Boy Padilla |
Soldier |
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Leo Padilla |
Soldier |
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Rico Roman |
Soldier |
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Allan Ogaya |
Soldier |
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Rey Cerdena |
Soldier |
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James Sicangco |
Soldier (as James Syncangco) |
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Carlos Padilla Jr. |
Soldier (as Sonny Padilla) |
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Otto Kauffman |
Soldier |
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Glen Hover |
Soldier (as Glen Hoover) |
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Raul Dimaano |
Soldier |
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Boy Moro |
Soldier (as Boy Moro Padilla) |
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Elmer Jamias |
Soldier (as Elmer Hamias) |
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Bernard Bautista |
Soldier |
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Botbot Carino |
Soldier (as Bobot Cariño) |
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Bebot Cariño |
Soldier |
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Oliver Osorio |
Muslim Rebel |
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Roland Montes |
Muslim Rebel |
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Cesar Iglesia |
Muslim Rebel (as Cesar Iglesias) |
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Jess Gatchalian |
Muslim Rebel |
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Jong Carino |
Muslim Rebel (as Jong Cariño) |
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Gil Carino |
Muslim Rebel (as Gil Cariño) |
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Danny Carino |
Muslim Rebel (as Danny Cariño) |
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Wilson Carino |
Muslim Rebel (as Wilson Cariño) |
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Rudy Carino |
Muslim Rebel (as Rudy Cariño) |
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Jun Arenas |
Muslim Rebel |
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Amang San Andres |
Muslim Rebel |
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Lito Nuñez |
Muslim Rebel |
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Bing Surema |
Muslim Rebel (as Bing Somera) |
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Rudy Lapid |
Muslim Rebel |
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Jinggoy Revilla |
Muslim Rebel |
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Oscar Padilla |
Muslim Rebel |
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Pol Dela Cruz |
Muslim Rebel |
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Dino Ricablanca |
Muslim Rebel (as Pino Recablanca) |
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Al Manzanares |
Muslim Rebel (as Al Manzanarez) |
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Snooky |
Muslim Rebel |
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Bio Virgilio |
Muslim Rebel |
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Jimy Mendoza |
Muslim Rebel (as Jimmy Mendoza) |
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Pastor Soverano |
Muslim Rebel (as Paster Soberano) |
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Nestor Gallestre |
Muslim Rebel |
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Edward Belaro |
Muslim Rebel |
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Rest of cast listed alphabetically: |
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John Rendez |
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Janice Jurado |
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Pocholo Montes |
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Produced by |
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Eric M. Cuatico |
supervising producer (as Eric Cuatico) |
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Vic Del Rosario Jr. |
executive producer |
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William C. Leary |
producer (as William Leary) |
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Jerry O'Hara |
associate producer |
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Music by |
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Armando Ferrer |
(as Mandy Ferrer) |
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Robin Padilla |
(as Robinhood C. Padilla) |
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Cinematography by |
Jose Batac Jr. (credited as Joe Batac) |
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Ricardo Herrera |
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Editing by |
Rene Tala |
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Production Design by |
Judy Lou De Pio |
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Art Direction by |
Rod Dela Peña |
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Maria Elena Martin |
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Manny Santos |
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Makeup Department |
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Doring |
makeup artist |
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Dading Ravela |
makeup artist |
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Production Management |
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Ally Cesario |
shooting unit supervisor (as Ally Elba Cesario) |
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Bong Macapagal |
post-production supervisor |
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Tony Rivera |
post-production supervisor |
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Manding Sol |
production manager |
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Second Unit Director or Assistant Director |
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Rechie Del Carmen |
assistant director |
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Art Department |
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Arthur Barredo |
set man |
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Efren Vergel de Dios |
set man |
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Boy Pepito |
set man |
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Jason Sara |
propsman |
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Alex Singson |
propsman |
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Cris Tan |
set man |
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Sound Department |
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Medel Flojo |
looper |
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Jun Martinez |
sound effects |
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Emil Mendoza |
looper |
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Pete Nicolas |
soundman (as Peter Nicolas) |
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Eddie Quintana |
boom operator |
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Lucy Quinto |
dubbing supervisor |
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Rolly Ruta |
sound supervisor |
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Special Effects by |
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Jackie Celestino |
effects crew (as Jacky Celestino) |
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Rolando Mercado |
effects crew |
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Bien Putian |
armorer |
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Emerson Respino |
effects crew (as Emer Respino) |
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Arnold Rosanto |
armorer |
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Roland Salem |
effects crew (as Rolando Salem) |
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Carmelo San Juan |
armorer |
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Boyet Sto. Domingo |
armorer |
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Edmon Sto. Domingo |
effects crew (as Edmond Sto. Domingo) |
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Epenic Sto. Domingo |
effects crew |
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Rolly Sto. Domingo |
special effects |
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Jesus Tapang |
effects crew (as Boy Tapang) |
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Alberto Torrente |
effects crew |
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Danny Velez |
effects crew |
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Abet Villamin |
armorer |
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Stunts |
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Val Iglesias |
fights and stunts director (as Val Iglesia) |
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Camera and Electrical Department |
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Robert Acosta |
assistant electrician (as Robert Acosto) |
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Nelson Barrameda |
electrician |
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Daniel Delina |
assistant camera |
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Eddie Mercado |
assistant camera |
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Ronnie Nadura |
gaffer |
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Choy Paclauna |
still photographer |
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Caloy Salcedo |
double cameraman |
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Norman Serrano |
clapper loader |
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Daniel Uy |
assistant camera (as Toto Uy) |
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Costume and Wardrobe Department |
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Peter Bejer |
wardrobe |
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Loreta Orillo |
wardrobe |
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Tess Orillo |
wardrobe |
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Editorial Department |
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Mario Atienza |
associate film editor |
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Nonoy Flojo |
post-production coordinator |
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Jojo Lagdameo |
post-production coordinator |
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Ben Tala |
associate film editor |
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Script & Continuity Department |
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Muniel Apuyan |
continuity director (as Muriel Apuyan) |
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Transportation Department |
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Darlino Marquez |
driver/generator operator |
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Additional Crew |
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Rolly Amparado |
schedule master |
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Brenda M. Bayhon |
advertising and promotions head (as Brenda Bayhon) |
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Josie Bracamonte |
project accountant (as Jossie Bracamonte) |
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Mario Cariño |
military consultant |
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Raul Caro |
schedule master |
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Jaime Lumangaya |
utility (as Jaime Lumanggaya) |
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Rodel Madla |
utility |
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Amay Mag-abo |
crew |
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Manuel Mag-abo |
crew |
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Al Mercader |
schedule master |
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Sandy Santamaria |
assistant to the executive producer |
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Ronnie Tumbokon |
creative research head |
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Rudy Villasana |
utility |
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