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The Thin Line Between Vengeance and Passion in "Free to Love" (1981)
Free to Love is a 1981 romantic-drama film directed and written for the screen by Emmanuel H. Borlaza, based on a story by Toto Belano. The film is one of more than a dozen that features Cherie Gil and Rosemarie Gil, who are daughter and mother in real life.

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"Bagsik ng Kamao" (1996)
Bagsik ng Kamao (Tagalog: Fierceness of Fist) is a 1996 action-drama film about police investigators who probe a crusading politician's murder, unraveling a web of criminal activities. Directed by Leonardo L. Garcia, the film is topbilled by Edu Manzano and Luisito Espinosa, who is the World Boxing Council featherweight champion at the time of release. The...

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Movies That Mark 30th Year in February 1996
 At least 14 Filipino movies were released in theaters in February 1996. At present, some of these movies can be viewed on YouTube, while others are occasionally aired on free television.
Seth CortezaMarujaSobra-Sobra, Labis-LabisTaguanRadio RomanceSyempre Ikaw Pa RinHabang May BuhaySandataPatikim ng PinyaApril Boys: Sana'y Mahalin Mo Rin AkoSa Bingit ng KamatayanMoises ...

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"Batang Estero" (1996)
Batang Estero (Tagalog: Slum Kid) is a 1996 action-drama film that narrates the story of a young man who grew in poverty and got enamored with the criminal life.
Directed and written by Deo Fajardo Jr., the film is one of the few that features the real-life son-and-father tandem of Michael and Dante Rivero.

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The Absent-Minded Dolfo in "Ta-ra-ra-dyin ... Pot-pot!" (1972)

Ta-ra-ra-dyin ... Pot-pot! is a 1972 romance-comedy film that follows the hilarious adventures of an orphan named Dolfo. Directed by Jose 'Pepe' Wenceslao, the film is topbilled by Dolphy. The music was created by Jose Mari Chan. At that time, Chan has already established himself as a creator of jingles for use in TV and radio advertising.

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