
Pomposa: Ang Kabayong Tsismosa
1968-11-29 · Runtime unavailable · ★ 9.0
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- Directors
- Lauro Pacheco
- Production companies
- Larry Santiago Productions
- Countries
- Philippines
- Status
- Released
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