Nag-uumpugang Bato Trailer (1961)
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Pablo Santiago Director
Tommy C. David Screenplay
Artemio Marquez Writer
Pablo Santiago Writer
Larry Santiago Producer
Tito Arevalo Music
Philippines 04 October 1961
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29 December 1961
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09 August 1961
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