Martheena Soyosa
as Ging-ging
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overview
What is Aglibas about?
In a quiet baryo in Cagayan Valley, young Ging-ging lives with her parents under the growing tension in the area. The family decides to flee the province. But with no money for travel, Nestor chooses to stay behind and sell their belongings, as Oreng and Ging-ging head to Rita’s house to wait for him. On their way, they witness a brutal execution in the forest and narrowly escape. At Rita’s, they await Nestor. It blends drama elements. The story is brought to life by directors Louie J. Canieso and Yohan R. Yapchiongco. With a runtime of 20 minutes, it offers a concise viewing experience.
cast
Cast and crew of Aglibas
The main cast includes Martheena Soyosa, Grace Nicholas Schuke and Dads Valencia. Behind the camera, the film is directed by Louie J. Canieso and Yohan R. Yapchiongco, produced by Joy Sanchez.
Grace Nicholas Schuke
as Oreng
Dads Valencia
as Nestor
Jeremy Mayores
as Misyong
Sophia Viola
as Rita
Gary Guarino
as Simon
Jorge Empinado
as Captive
Roznel Destajo
as Soldier 1
Theo Gaspar
as Soldier 2