Albino
Anak Araw
Synopsis
A local albino is searching for his identity. Believing that he is the son of an American, he tries to learn English through reading translations and definitions from a Tagalog-English dictionary.
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- Director
- Gym Lumbera
- Screenplay & Story
- Gym Lumbera
- Original Title
- Anak Araw
- Country of Origin
- Philippines
- Spoken Languages
- English, Tagalog
- Runtime
- 1h 3m
- Production Studios
- Cinema One Originals
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Gym Lumbera
Gym Lumbera
Allison Jalina-Lumbera, Ronald Arguelles, Roger Basco
Department Leadership Roster
Gym Lumbera
Director
Allison Jalina-Lumbera
Producer
Ronald Arguelles
Producer
Roger Basco
Producer
Gym Lumbera
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Albino
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What is Albino about?
A local albino is searching for his identity. Believing that he is the son of an American, he tries to learn English through reading translations and definitions from a Tagalog-English dictionary.
Who directed Albino?
Albino was directed by Gym Lumbera.
Who stars in Albino?
The principal cast of Albino includes Jay G De la Vega, John Griffiths, Feliciano Lumbera, Rodrigo Magpantay, Franco Guiseppe Cuozzo.
When was Albino released and how long is it?
Albino was released in 2012 with a total runtime of 1h 3m.