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JUNIX ETRATA AND MARICEL SALVACRUZ

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Film as advocacy (or truth-telling, the Lamangan/Ilagan way)

By Ed Maranan | December 5, 2011 - 12:00am

I first knew Joel Lamangan as a director and actor with PETA in the early ’80s, when this venerable drama company romped across the ruins of Intramuros, regaling us, stirring us up — through the long...

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