ICYMI: I See Me (2019)
Overview
A music documentary on MNL48, a franchise of the highly successful Japanese idol group, AKB48. The film looks into the girls as they perform within a music subculture that tries to get a foothold in a market of an overtly critical audience.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | tl |
| Popularity | 0.1609 |
Directed By
Carlo Francisco Manatad
Crew
Carlo Francisco Manatad
Paolo Kurosawa
Bam Manlongat
Mikee Dela Cruz
Mikee Dela Cruz
Carlo Francisco Manatad
Marti Salva
Chino de Vera
Maki Macabato
Antonne Santiago
Bam Manlongat
Timmy Torres
Mikko Quizon
Carlo Francisco Manatad
Trishtan Perez
Stephen Lopez
Sheka Ong
Denja Alino
Bam Manlongat
TOP CAST
Sheki Arzaga
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Abby Trinidad
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Sela Guia
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Tin Coloso
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Alice De Leon
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Ella Amat
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Ashley Garcia
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Gabb Skribikin
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Jem Caldejon
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Sayaka Awane
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Faith Santiago
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Lara Layar
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Grace Buenaventura
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Quincy Santillan
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Alyssa Garcia
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Erica Sanico
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Nice Abad
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Joyce Daita
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Kyla De Catalina
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Dian Mercado
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Belle Delos Reyes
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Jan Elaurza
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Dana Brual
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Aly Padillo
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Mari Iyog
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Gia Muse
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Daryll Matalino
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Essel Montaos
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Jaydee Villaruel
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Shaina Duran
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Ruth Lingat
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Kay Ishiyama
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Sha Engbino
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Brei Binuya
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Lei Lacumba
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Jewel Cacapit
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Hazel Marzonia
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Necca Adelan
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Ecka Sibug
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Thea Itona
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Princess Briquillo
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Madie Epilogo
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Cess Labay
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Emz Macabutas
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Coleen Trinidad
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Rowee Villaflores
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Andi Garcia
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Vira Bandong
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Mela Magbanlac
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Rans Rifol
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