Live-action Voltes V preview in Manila

Live-action Voltes V preview in Manila

Film director Mark Reyes (2nd from R) poses for a photo at a theater in Manila on April 18, 2023, ahead of a preview of Voltes V: Legacy, a live-action remake of the Voltes V Japanese TV anime classic in the 1970s.

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