Return to Manila: Filipino Cinema Trailer

Return to Manila: Filipino Cinema Trailer (2010)

09 October 2010 Factual 57 mins

Documentary about the history of Philippine cinema.

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Cast

Raymond Red

as himself

Lav Diaz

as himself

International Releases Dates

Korea 09 October 2010

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