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Roberta (1951)
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Based on the popular comics by Mars Ravelo, Roberta is a battered child taking care of his brother in an impoverished setting.
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Mariposa (1955)
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Join the merry-go-round as the three witches try to make life miserable for Mariposa until Mariposa learns how to turn the tables on them.
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Basahang Ginto (1952)
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One man dared turn this crude, uneducated, ill-clad gutter-born woman into high society's most beautiful, exciting, tempting creature.
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Roberta (1979)
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A young female hero is unjustly accused of murder and intimidated to say that she committed the crime so that her family would not be harmed.
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Matandang Dalaga (1954)
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Carmen was about to get married and was on her way to church when Rosa Mia begged her not to go ahead with the wedding because Carmen was going to marry her husband, but the latter still insisted on his love for her fiancé until a letter was delivered saying that the wedding was no longer going ahead. Since then, Carmen has become so stubborn and distrustful of men that she even hinders the love between her sister Myrna Delgado and Ramon Revilla. Serialized in Bulaklak Magazine.
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Ang Senyorito At Ang Atsay (1963)
Character: Chinese Applicant
Together again Mr. and Miss No 1. The Much-Acclaimed Love Team. In the Most Sophisticated Comedy of the Year.
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Bim, Bam, Bum (1955)
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Three ladies are tasked to change the attitude of three childish brothers who grew up too sheltered and doesn't have any life experience.
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Kurdapya (1954)
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Kurdapya is an ugly girl with crook teeth and is in love with a muscular handsome man. Unknown to her, she has a twin sister who is exactly opposite her beautiful woman with very long silky hair.
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Despatsadora (1955)
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A story about the daughter of a department store owner who goes undercover to unravel the mystery of why the department store is failing.
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Pitong Atsay (1962)
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The naughty nutty misadventures of 7 zany housemaids their lives and loves both in their guarded and unguarded moments.
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Mariang Kondesa (1966)
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A story about a young feisty female street vendor who undergoes a change when she became a helper of a rich family.
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Kasal O' Sakal (1964)
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After Luisa married Antonio, a man twice her age, her mother decided to left them. Enter Fidel, Antonio's son who not only bugged him with his financial problems but also on how to introduce him to his new wife. Things then turned more farcical after Fidel ended up marrying Luisa's mom and thus becoming his father-in-law.
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Ang Boyfriend Kong Kano (1983)
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In this riotous comedy, Italian import model-turned-actor Dani Diovanni plays an abandoned half-American teenager who catches the fancy of screwball Maricel Soriano who plays the role of a comely lass from Pagsanjan.
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Maalaala Mo Kaya? (1954)
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A classic love story between a composer and a singer, and the song they put together. Celso's mother's eyesight is failing. Celso, an undiscovered pianist, puts his fortune to the test and goes to the city for his mother's sake, leaving behind his true love Pilar. A nameless figure in the city, all he has with him is a song, the fruit of the labor of love between him and Pilar and his funny friend Menes. He finds a producer named Patria del Mar who is instantly attracted to him.
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Apat na Taga (1953)
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A story about a mother who acquires a disease and how the family dealt with her.
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MN (1954)
Character: Santa
"MN" stands for Marissa Navarro, a character played onscreen by screen legend Carmen Rosales. It tells of a story of Marissa, a strict, heartless, domineering and fiery heiress and daughter of a wealthy landowner, who instills and sows fear among its populace.
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Palasig (1952)
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Filmed with the exotic splendour of Mohammendan pageantry, filmed with the fire of a great romance, filmed with suspense that soars to breathless heights.
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Mga Mata ni Angelita (1978)
Character: Housemaid
Mga Mata ni Angelita was written by Ricardo Feliciano and became a number one hit radio drama from 1974 to 1978. It was made into a film by Larry Santiago Productions and catapulted Julie Vega into fame.
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Dumagit (1954)
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A story of the boy Dumagit who grows up in the jungle with his guardian and animal friends. Dr. Joaquin Olivar and his pregnant wife Marina hide in a remote island after Olivar was accused of a crime and Marina feared being ostracized. Marina dies after giving birth to a baby boy, David. Olivar takes care of the baby on his own and gives him the nickname Dumagit. Later, Olivar is killed by a group of men who came into the island to hunt animals. Twenty years later, Federico Olivar, brother of Joaquin Olivar, comes to the island to look for his brother. This film is the Philippine version of Tarzan.
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Ang Biyenang Hindi Tumatawa (1954)
Character: Ketty
Trining and Mario are a young married couple who are happy with their lives. However, Aling Badang, the titular mother-in-law who did not laugh, is very serious all the time. Will she ever feel happiness and laughter or just become frowning serious woman forever?
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Ayaw ni Mayor (1967)
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A story about brothers who became police officers, one of them falls in love with a neatery attendant.
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The Big Broadcast (1962)
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Two teenagers gatecrash a movie studio to see their idols who promised to choose them as their next leading lady.
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Genghis Bond: Agent 1-2-3 (1965)
Character: Girlfriend's Mother
A story about an agent named Genghis Bond who was sent on a mission, the criminals mistook a coffin salesman who looked like Genghis Bond and held him captive now Genghis Bond needs to act like the salesman to safeguard his identity.
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Napoleon Doble (1966)
Character: Napoleon's Maid
A story about a government agent Napoleon Doble who once defeated his nemesis Elias who then changes his face into the likeness of Napoleon Doble. One day the two fatefully meet again when Napoleon Doble meets Anna a dancer who worked for Elias.
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Dedicated to You (1966)
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A musical comedy starring Susan Roces and Eddie Mesa under Jafere Productions.
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