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Pure Genius
by Margaux Salcedo
IT WAS a room full of bespectacled gentlemen and two women in white coats. They hovered over a large rectangular table that had scattered on it various herbs, animal parts, all the salts in the world, and loads of tools: droppers, blenders, knives, pans, pens. It almost looked like a NASA laboratory.

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My Favorite Action Hero
by Gerry Plaza
WHO does it for you? Keeps you at the edge of your seat, jaws dropping, pulses racing and blood rushing to the head that is.

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Pinoy Cult Films: The Cinema that Won’t Die
by Eric S. Caruncho
GRITTY social realist urban dramas may get the respect and the awards at international film festivals.

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Hearsay & Heroics
by Monette Quiogue
YES, Pinoys definitely love their action flicks. Some see them as momentary escape from their dreary life, while others imagine themselves as the invincible action hero who swoops down to conquer and save an entire barrio from the usual suspects. Or maybe they just want to get the girl.

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Hope, sweat and a healthy cervix
by Leica Carpo
FIVE days on a bike, covering the 500-kilometer stretch from Muntinlupa to Camarines Sur, was not something I wanted to do for the love of the ride.

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‘Lights, Camera, AKSYON!’
by Wilson Fang
IF, as the rather hackneyed expression asserts, life imitates art, then arguably Philippine Cinema provides ample fodder for those attempting to explain the often-frenzied nature of Filipino society.

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No One Can Cook Like Nana Meng
by Margaux Salcedo
IN 2003, my world crashed. The career path that I was aiming for came to a dead end and I was at a total loss as to what to do.

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Numbers

2: Number of types of action films: true-to-life and fictional.

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