Acting

Apolonia Aguilar

Known for

Acting

Credits

16 titles

Known for

Film credits

1950s · 13 titles

Lydia poster
10.0

She was the angel of mercy in a home where love and happiness reigned until tragedy struck.

Lydia

1956

Chabacano poster
7.0

The Whole Town's Out To Meet Him - The Dashing "Toreador" From "Spain" - Who Turns Out To Be A - CHABACNO.

Chabacano

1956

MN poster
6.1

"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.

MN

1954

Ukala poster
NR

An adaptation of the comic of the same name.

Ukala

1954

Sandra poster
7.5

A former aging movie star, Sandra Belmonte, reconnects with her abusive on-screen ex-lover.

Sandra

1959

Lupang Kayumanggi poster
10.0

The motion picture that will make you proud you are a Filipino.

Lupang Kayumanggi

1955

Silveria poster
8.0

A story about a man who saves a horse that was about to be put down not knowing that the horse was magical and could talk.

Silveria

1958

Veronica poster
10.0

The intriguing story of a strange love affair. Too thrilling for her to resist. Too lovely for him to forget. Too painful for one to remember.

Veronica

1957

Ang Asawa Kong Americana poster
NR

No synopsis available yet.

Ang Asawa Kong Americana

1953

Menor de Edad poster
8.0

A flirty girl falls in love with a guys working at a 50s diner.

Menor de Edad

1954

Sa Dulo ng Landas poster
8.0

No synopsis available yet.

Sa Dulo ng Landas

1955

Ang Biyenang Hindi Tumatawa poster
9.0

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?

Ang Biyenang Hindi Tumatawa

1954

Boksingera Daw! poster
8.0

A mother gives birth to a baby girl but her father wants a boy, so as the girl grows up her father trains her in boxing so she becomes tomboyish, then World War 2 breaks out.

Boksingera Daw!

1956