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Nov 30, 2005 · Hari ng sablay: Isang tama, sampung mali: Directed by Mac Alejandre. With Bearwin Meily, Rica Peralejo, Joel Torre, Al Tantay. A galaxy of giggles! Venus and Mars are neighbors born at the same time during a cosmically rare planetary alignment.
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- Comedy
- Mac Alejandre
- 2005-11-30
Hari Ng Sablay (or Hari Ng Sablay: Isang Tama, Sampung Mali) is a 2005 Filipino-language Filipino comedy film directed by Mac Alejandre and starring Rica Peralejo, Bearwin Meily and Nadine Samonte. The film was referred to as a "box office hit" when earning ₱2.9 million after its nationwide release, and has been called a "heart ...
Hari Ng Sablay: Isang Tama, Sampung Mali is a Filipino comedy film released in 2005. Directed by Jose Javier Reyes, it stars Bearwin Meily and Rica Peralejo in the lead roles. The movie revolves around the misadventures of Leo (Bearwin Meily), a tricycle driver who dreams of a better life.
- Mac Alejandre
- Regal Entertainment Inc.
- Bearwin Meily, Rica Peralejo
Hari Ng Sablay: isang tama, sampung mali! Venus and Mars are neighbors born at the same time during a cosmically rare planetary alignment. Their astrologically perfect birthdays, however, result in completely different destinies: Venus showers everyone around her with love and good fortune, while Mars unwittingly gives himself and his loved ...
Comedy. Venus and Mars are neighbors born during a rare planetary alignment, but while Venus grows up blessed by good fortune, Mars seems destined to bring nothing but bad luck to his...
Hari Ng Sablay is a 2005 Filipino-language Filipino comedy film directed by Mac Alejandre and starring Rica Peralejo, Bearwin Meily and Nadine Samonte. The film was referred to as a "box office hit" when earning ₱2.9 million after its nationwide release, and has been called a "heart-wrenching hit".
Nov 30, 2005 · Hari ng sablay: Isang tama, sampung mali. ( 2005 ) Comedy. A galaxy of giggles! Venus and Mars are neighbors born at the same time during a cosmically rare planetary alignment.
