Production

Douglas Quijano

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Production

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9 titles

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Behind the camera

Araw Araw, Gabi Gabi poster
9.0

Alma and Teresa Carrillo are illigitimate children of Basilio who belongs to a rich clan, but they were never accepted by his mother Josefa and his wife Doreen. The sisters never expected any help from their father despite all their suffering. They suffered more when Alma's husband Teddy was killed, leaving in their care her two sons Abet and Jun. When Alma died, only their half-brother Raffy helps Teresa. Teresa fights back and confronts the Carrillos.

Araw Araw, Gabi Gabi

1995

Dino... Abangan ang Susunod na... poster
8.0

A Filipino comedy movie starring Anjo Yllana in the title role.

Dino... Abangan ang Susunod na...

1993

Hindi Magbabago poster
NR

No synopsis available yet.

Hindi Magbabago

1994

Bulag, Pipi at Bingi poster
NR

The story follows three young boys who are cursed for their notoriety. They turn back on society's problems, not knowing they could be of relevant importance and be of big help if they can just be concerned with what's going on around them.

Bulag, Pipi at Bingi

1993

Zoom, Zoom, Superman! poster
10.0

A Filipino parody film of DC's Superman in three segments directed by different directors.

Zoom, Zoom, Superman!

1973

Zoom, Zoom, Superman! poster
10.0

A Filipino parody film of DC's Superman in three segments directed by different directors.

Zoom, Zoom, Superman!

1973

Si Popeye, Atbp poster
10.0

Si Popeye, atbp (Popeye etc.) is an unofficial Popeye film released in the Philippines in 1973. A live-action film, it consists of three stories: Episode 1: "Popeye", Episode 2: "Dracula" and Episode 3: "Dyango". Popular Filipino personality Ariel Ureta stars as a mustachioed Popeye (and as the protagonist in the other two segments) while former Miss International Aurora McKenny Pijuan portrays Olive Oyl. The Popeye segment was directed by renowned Filipino filmmaker Ishmael Bernal.

Si Popeye, Atbp

1973

Fly, Darna, Fly! poster
8.0

The first Darna movie featuring Vilma Santos.

Fly, Darna, Fly!

1973