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DreamWorks' 'Forgotten Island' brings Filipino folklore to mainstream animation
DreamWorks releases 'Forgotten Island' with Filipino folklore centerpiece
1 Sep 22 10:00 AM · 1d ago · 3 articles · 1 source · development 1 of 3
DreamWorks Animation premiered 'Forgotten Island,' an animated feature that centers Filipino mythology and folklore. The film follows two schoolgirls who find a portal to a magical island home to creatures from Philippine legend, including Aswang and other supernatural beings.
Joel Crawford Co-writer and co-directorJanuel Mercado Co-writer and co-directorH.E.R. Voice of JoLiza Soberano Voice of RaissaDreamWorks Animation Production studio
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