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Journalist Massacre Drama ‘Once Upon a Time in the Philippines’ Turns a Bystander Into an Accomplice at Busan Asian Project Market
A young woman pulled into the run-up to a political massacre slides from unwilling witness to accomplice in “Once Upon a Time in the Philippines,” the debut feature from E del Mundo inspired by the 2009 Maguindanao massacre.
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A young woman in the debut feature “Once Upon a Time in the Philippines,” directed by E del Mundo, is drawn from an unwilling witness to an accomplice during the lead‑up to a political massacre inspired by the 2009 Maguindanao killings. The film will be presented at the Busan Asian Project Market.
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