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Tres Ojos (1954)
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A thrilling actioner of a meathead swashbuckling adventurer with a sensitive heart
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Prinsesa Gusgusin (1957)
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It's a fairy tale romance when a modern Cinderella meets her handsome lover prince.
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Iginuhit ng Tadhana (1965)
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Chronicling the life of Ferdinand Marcos. the film highlights his colorful years growing up in a political family in northern Luzon made dramatic from allegations of murdering his father's political rival. His rise to political power crosses with his romance with the woman named Imelda Romualdez.
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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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Monghita (1952)
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She had everything a woman would wish for beauty, a man's love, and devotion, security yet, there was that longing for Someone beyond this world.
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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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Rosana (1955)
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What kind of a woman was this? Her first name was 'ROSANA', her middle name spelled 'HATRED', and her last name ended in 'VENGEANCE.'
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Jack and Jill (1954)
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Siblings Benita and Gorio play twisted roles: she drives a jeepney, he does all the household chores; she gets into brawls with men, he prefers to be called "Glory." All these they do in support of their father, Mang Ambo, a driver for the rich and reckless Gardo, son of the elite Don Quinito and Doña Teresita. When Mang Ambo's health fails him, he introduces Benita to the family, disguised as a boy named Itoy. Gorio, on the other hand, runs away to look for a job and ends up being taken in and mistaken for an actual girl by Doña Teresita as her own "daughter." Living in totally new circumstances and with each bearing the secret of the other, how long can they keep up playing their game?
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Barbaro (1952)
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Barbaro follows the adventures and travails of Sabas, who takes to arms to avenge his father's wrongful death. To the common people, he is a protector. It is based on Francisco V. Coching's eponymous comics series.
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Kerubin (1952)
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St. Peter is exasperated with the antics of Kerubin, a mischievous little angel. So he sends Kerubin to Earth with the proviso that she cannot return to heaven until she makes one sad soul happy. Kerubin settles on Anastacis, a young housewife who wants to have a child but cannot and whose husband is beginning to have a wandering eye.
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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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Balisong (1955)
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A deadly weapon in the hand of a fiery woman only one man could tame it's fast-streaking fury.
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Lydia (1956)
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She was the angel of mercy in a home where love and happiness reigned until tragedy struck.
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Tulisang Pugot (1953)
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A story about poor man who met a rich woman and her wooer which he bested in a fight. That fight led the poor mans parents to be mistreated and killed. After being ambushed and scarred by the wooer he flees and meet someone who would change his life.
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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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Capas (1949)
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During the Japanese occupation in World War 2, a soldier was tasked by a ranking officer to go undercover and be a government official, but under Japanese governance to gain their trust and collect intel.
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Durugin Si Totoy Bato (1979)
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The movie was based from a popular komiks serial by Carlo J. Caparas. It was serialized in Modern Romances and True Confessions magazine.
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