Beth Bautista

“Ebok Ala” went to jail for threatening a friend’s uncle with a jungle bolo and stealing a thousand bucks from him. He did it ...

Magno is a watch-your-car boy in love with a sales girl Abigail. However, Abigail’s uncle Dado, a policeman, hates Magno’s guts.

A 1987 Filipino action film starring Rudy Fernandez.

Teng-Teng lives a miserable life. He is an orphan who works by collecting junk from the streets. But, despite his condition, Teng-Teng does not ...

Real life newlyweds Martin Nievera and Pops Fernandez play a couple adjusting to married life.

Despite the misfortunes that befell them, these children never lose their hope and faith in God.

A young man, jilted by his girlfriend, join forces with an older man in avenging the death of his brother and fighting the ruling powers in their ...

Tells the exploits of Victor Lopez Jr., the beloved Robinhood figure in Tondo.

A young boy discovers his politician father’s corruption and cruelty as he discovers his real mother is a victim of his own father’s ...

Based on the true-to-life story of ex-PC Sgt. Alejandrino Baun, leader of the notorious Baun Gang.

The four children find each other after Elisa and her mother, were thrown out of the house by the evil mother-in-law. Left to fend for ...

In a city where there is deception, crime and betrayal, it is a man who still keeps his word of honor …

“Waywaya” is derived from “Waywaya” an Ilocano term meaning freedom. The film is adapted from the short story of the same title, an ...

A comedy about a fumbling house detective who tries to snare five, sexy young girls in a crazy merry-go-round involving murder and seduction.

The explosive story behind the girls of today’s front pages.

Filipino Vietnam War flick

Zialcia’s sophisticated comedy takes to the institution of marriage even as it upholds the latter in the end.

Greg, tormented by his desire for his wife to bear a son turns to his student Tessie, fresh from a heartbreaking love affair with another young ...

Why is the disco popular among Manila’s youth?