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Grime (2013) [N/A]

Release Date:
January 1, 2013

Original Title:
Amog

Production Countries:
Philippines

Ratings / Certifications:
PH: R-16 

Runtime: 16

Overview from TheMovieDB

A depiction between a wrong doer and the authorities with questionable characters. A moral question arises when a Maguindanawon housewife, Nhorsida whose hardpressed life forced her to peddle drugs was arrested with his innocent husband by the police. The couple while simply walking along a busy street but on the way to deliver the illegal substance is suddenly man-handled by the police. Despite the absence of a buy bust operation, the police claims and makes up a story of a drug trade. Reports in the news declare the couple having been arrested through a buy-bust operation, when no buy-bust took place. They then divide the supposed fee of Nhorsida for running drugs for Amira, like spoils of war and leave only a small portion to be declared as marked money.

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Production

Assistant Camera:
Keith Noel Sucaldito

Catering:
Cheryl Idul

Cinematography:
Arnel Mardoquio

Costumer:
Christine Austero

Director:
Racky T. Malaki III

Music:
Gauss Obenza
Arnel Mardoquio

Production Assistant:
Rovie Jene Camiguing

Production Design:
Rufo Bagwani Amplayo

Screenplay:
Bryan Jimenez

Story:
Racky T. Malaki III

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