Pinoy James Bond Spoofs: The Others

1965 – Tatlong Mabilis (Jose Miranda Cruz Productions)

[Release date 24th October 1965]

Director/Story Jose Miranda Cruz Music Demetrio Velasquez

Cast Bentot (Benpinger), Cachupoy (Cachupinger), Apeng Daldal (Apenger), Rey Taylo, Vilma Valera, Stella Suarez, Ruby Regala, Johnny Monteiro, Martin Marfil, Carol Varga, Lucita Soriano, Diane Balen, Prospero Luna, Violeta, Boy Sullivan, Seme Policarpio, Andrino Asuncion, Noel Nolasco, Flor Cristobal, Ric Santos, Roody Manlapaz, Delfin Ledda, Joe Sebastian

1966 – Tatlong Mabilis Sa Hong Kong (Jose Miranda Cruz Productions)

[Release date 27th February 1966]

Director/Story Jose Miranda Cruz Music Demetrio Velasquez

Cast Bentot (Benpinger), Cachupoy (Cachupinger), Apeng Daldal (Apenger), Mila Montanez (Agent 00), Martin Marfil, Vic Andaya, Eleuterio Del Castillo, Ric Santos, Andring Asuncion, Seme Policarpio, Stella Suarez, Chona Delgado, Eva Darren, Christina Tse

1966 – Pitong James Bonds (Golden Harvest Promotions)

[Release date 14th March 1966, also known as “7 James Bonds”]

Director Tony Camonte Music Levi Celerio

Cast Pugo, Lopito, Bentot, Tugak, Pugak, Cachupoy, Apeng Daldal, Ruby Regala, Minda Morena, Nellie Madrigal

1968 – We Only Live Wa-Is (Mica Productions)

[Release date 21st January 1968]

Director Luis San Juan Story/Screenplay Celso Ad. Castillo Music Raul T. Silos

Cast Bernard Belleza, Tugak, Pugak, Pabo, Toto, Ponga, Tintoy, Joseph Polk, Pepot, Boyet Merbado, Manok, Jerry Pons, Cachupoy, Anna Gonzales, Gina Laforteza, Carina Afable, Rico Roman, Carmen Patena, Silvio Ramiro, Ben Perez, Menggay, Rebecca Roacha, Maya Fuentes, Nellie Madrigal, Agnes Moran, Mona Morena, Julie Roe, Karina Sawalsky, Lydia Galvez, Luz Angeles, Mila del Rosario, Eva Darsten, Lyn D’Arce, Rosauro Oracion, Ben Peralta, Douglas Dahlen, Carlos Diaz, Sancho Tesalona, Danny Patena, Tony Fortuna, Benny Mallari, Ernesto Salazar, Ernesto Almanza, Maning Brioso, Boy Camar, SOS Daredevils

1969 – Agent 7 Our Man Duling (Empire Pictures)

[Release date 2nd August 1969]

Director/Story Consuelo P. Osorio Music Paquito Toledo

Cast Pablo Virtuoso (Agent 7), Nova Villa, Dencio Padilla, Ike Lozada, Manok, Paquito Diaz, Lito Anzures, Victor Bravo, Manolo Robles, Vic Varrion, Mario Escudero, Resty Sandel, Ding Salvador, Romy Diaz, Jessette Prospero, Sherry Greenwood, Michelle, Debbie, Elaine, Peggy

1970 - The Man From A.N.K.L.A. (Empire Pictures)

[Release date 25th February 1970]

Director Manuel Cinco Story/Screenplay Mario del Mar Music Gerry Brandy

Cast Pablo Virtuoso (Agent 070), Dencio Padilla, Jessette Prospero, Jose Romulo, Lito Anzures, Victor Bravo, Manolo Robles, Vic Varrion, Mario Escudero, Resty Sandel, Ding Salvador, Lope Policarpio, ROmy Diaz, Belo Borja, Manny Sanchez, Nonoy de Guzman, Bert Venancio, Caesar Abejuela, Royal Dahlen

1970 – Agent Silencer At Ang Pitong Brassieres (Joy Productions)

[Release date 5th March 1970]

Director Luis San Juan Screenplay Celso Ad. Castillo Music Pablo Vergara

Cast Rod Navarro, Jose Padilla Jr, Rosanna Ortiz

1970 – Agent Tintoy (Alvarez Productions)

[Release date 23rd November 1970]

Director Hermie Alvarez Screenplay Efron C. Pinon Music C. Rodriguez

Cast Tintoy, Perry Baltazar, Gina Laforteza, Mila del Rosario

Pinoy James Bonds: Bernard Bonnin as Hammerhead

1967 – Hammerhead (Bonanza Productions/Puzon Film Exchange)

[Release date 30th May 1967]

Director “DLZ”/Danny Zialcita Music Demet Velasquez

Cast Bernard Bonnin (Hammerhead), Liberty Ilagan, Elsa Bouffard, Leni Trinidad, Vivian Lorrain, Eva Marie, Ben Perez, Eddie Arenas, Johnny Monteiro, Martin Marfil, Flor Bien, Renato del Prado, Eli Salas, Andy Canares, Mario Paje [other sources also list Vera Vargas, Eddie Mercado, Mary Ann Murphy, Bino Garcia]

1967 – Incognito (Zeta Productions/Dan-Sil Productions)

[Release date 4th August 1967]

Director/Story “DLZ”/Danny L. Zialcita Music Demet Velasquez

Cast Bernard Bonnin (Hammerhead), Perla Bautista, Ronald Remy, Timi Yuro, Ben Perez, Eddie Arenas, Nort Nepomuceno

Pinoy James Bonds: Cobra

1966 – Cobra (Virgo Films)

[Release date 9th August 1966]

Director Nilo Saez Story/Screenplay Luis Enriquez Based on the radio serial by Eddie Naval Music Carlos Rodriguez

Cast Eddie Rodriguez (Cobra), Willie Sotelo, Renato Robles, Martin Marfil, Eddie Torrente, Roberto Gonzalez, Vince Juarez, Vera Vargas, Bernardo Belleza, Cecilia Lopez, Jose Vergara, Ramon Yulo, Joe Sison

1967 – Cobra Challenges The Jokers (Virgo Films)

[Release date 17th January 1967]

Director Nilo Saez Story/Screenplay Luis Enriquez Based on the radio serial by Eddie Naval Music Carlos Rodriguez

Cast Eddie Rodriguez (Cobra), Willie Sotelo, Renato Robles, Ramon Yulo, Marilou Ver, Vince Juarez, Rene Roque, Abelardo Dacer, Darmo Orbase, Mario Barry Jr, Roland Gonzalez, Vic Salayan, Vic Andaya, Ruben Ramos, Sancho Tesalona, Jess Espiritu, Ben Gallarpes, Akido Boys, Joe Sison

1967 - The Kingpin (Virgo Film Productions)

[Release date 18th June 1967]

Director Nilo Saez Story/Screenplay Luis Enriquez Based on the radio serial by Eddie Naval Music Carlos Enriquez

Cast Eddie Rodriguez (Cobra), Imelda Ilanan, Renato Robles, Manolo Robles, Nort Nepomuceno, Suzanne Machelle, Ramon Yulo, Abelardo Dacer, Darmo Orbase, Mandy Bustamante, Jose Vergara, Ric Bustamante, Jun Esguerra, Sancho Tesalona, Romy Nario, Romy Villa, Art Veloso, Jess Espiritu, Tom Pacheco, Juanito de Guzman, Johnny Revilla, Joe Modronio, Gorgonio “Dagul” Se, Ben Peralta, The Jokers, Paul Edwards (The Kingpin), Willie Sotelo

1969 – Kamandag Sa Leeg! (Virgo Films)

[Release date unknown]

Director Nilo Saez Story Luis Enriquez Screenplay Ding M. de Jesus Based on the radio serial by Eddie Naval Music Tony Maiquez

Cast Eddie Rodriguez (Cobra), Daisy Romualdez, Renato Robles, Carlos Padilla Jr, Vivian Lorraine, Rocco Montalban, Protacio Dee, Fao Ying, Jun Santos, Jun Esguerra, Romy Nario, Joe Sison (El Cubano), Lauro Delgado, SOS Daredevils

1969 – Baron Gustavo (Lea Productions)

[Release date 14th December 1969]

Director/Story Nilo Saez Screenplay Nilo Saez, Jose F. Sibal Based on the radio serial by Eddie Naval Music Demet Velasquez Cinematography Conrado Baltazar

Cast Eddie Rodriguez (Cobra), Liza Lorena, Eddie Garcia (Baron Gustavo), Marissa Delgado, Rodolfo “Boy” Garcia, Eva Marie, Nello Nayo, Larry Silva, Jose Garcia, Prospero Luna, Joy del Sol, Fred Param, Evelyn Bonifacio, Maya Fuentes, Lt Ernesto Rivera, Luis Benedicto, Sancho Tesalona, Jun Esguerra, Romy Nario, Jing Abalos, SOS Daredevils

Pinoy James Bonds: Bernard Bonnin as Secret Agent M-1 and Agent 707

1965 – Doble Talim Secret Agent M-1 (Paraiso Productions)

[Release date 31st October 1965]

Director/Story Felix Villar Screenplay Eliseo S. Corcuerra Producer Moises U. Lim Music Restie Umali

Cast Bernard Bonnin (Secret Agent M-1), Stella Suarez, Rosalinda, Ramon D'Salva, Charlie Davao, Jose Garcia, “Bert”/Roberto Gonzales, Gabby Paile, Perry Baltazar, Silvio Ramiro, Ben Manalo, Abelardo Dacer, Joe Canlas, Ben Licup, Darmo Orbase, Mike Lozano, Fernando Marin, Gorgonio 'Dagul' Se, Vic Evangelista, Rico Del Mundo

1965 – Karate Sa Karate (BB Productions/Tagalog Ilang-Ilang Productions)

[Release date 20th July 1965]

Director George E. Rowe Producer Bernard Bonnin Music Polding Silos

Cast Bernard Bonnin (Agent 707), Alberto Alonzo (Agent 69), Lyn D'Amour, Bessie Barredo, Ely Ramos Jr, Johnny Stuart, Margie Tanquintic, Vic Silaya, Max Alvarado, Lorretta Rocco, Jose Garcia, Jose Vergara, Philipp Coo, Eddie Baydo, Carlito Varca, Joe Cunanan, Ben Datu, SOS Daredevils, Gorgonio 'Dagul' Se

Synopsis (from the Filmography of Philippine Films 1959-1989): “The ultimate karate technique known as ‘atemi-uchi-kudaki’ meaning ‘karate attack to pulverize’ is brought to the screen by Bonnin and Alonzo in the roles of Agent 707 and Agent 69 respectively.”

1965 – Lambat (Dragnet) (BB Productions)

[Release date 12th February 1966]

Director/Story George E. Rowe Music Polding Silos

Cast Bernard Bonnin (Agent 707), Von Serna, Jose Vergara, Rocco Montalban, Alona Alegre, Alberto Alonzo (Agent 69), Johnny Monteiro (Franco Castro), Abelardo Dacer, Darmo Orbase, Tiva Lava, Mike Lozano, Jimmy Roldan, Boy Estrella, Gorgonio 'Dagul' Se, Erning Almanza, Danny Medel, Leo Longalong, Roger Dado, Eduardo Rodriguez, SOS Daredevils, Carlito Varga, Eddie Baydo, Rolando Varga, Luz Angeles

Synopsis (from the Filmography of Philippine Films 1959-1989): “Revolves around the search for a smuggled diamond believed to have been hidden in an island resort.”

The following Bernard Bonnin film MAY be an Agent 707 movie…

1967 - Clandestine (Adroit Productions)

[Release date unknown]

Director Ruben Abalos

Cast Bernard Bonnin (Agent 707?), Liberty Ilagan, Eddie Fernandez, Alona Alegre

Pinoy James Bonds: Agent 69

1964 - Agent 69 (Tagalog Ilang-Ilang Productions)

[Release date 27th May 1964]

Director/Story Armando Garces Executive Producer Espiridon Laxa Music F. Buencamino

Cast Alberto Alonzo (Agent 69), Miriam Jurado, Divina Valencia, Menchu Morelli, Bessie Barredo, Marina de Veyra, Max Alvarado, Victor Bravo, Manolo Robles, Ezar Visenio, Nort Nepomuceno, Joaquin Fajardo, Steve Alcarado, Alex Flores, Jun Aristorenas

1965 - G-2/Taga-Usig Ng Kaaway “The Enemy Interrogator” (Broadway Pictures)

[Release date 15th January 1965]

Director Eddie Garcia Music Carding Cruz

Cast Tony Ferrer (Tony Falcon, Agent X-44), Alberto Alonzo (Agent 69), Divina Valencia, Bessie Barredo, Menchu Morelli, Max Alvarado, Rod Navarro, Victor Bravo, Manolo Robles, Rocco Montalban, Mort Nepomuceno, Joachin Fajardo, Lope Policarpio, Leon Pajaron, Steve Alcarado, Alex Flores, Danny Rojo, Rudy Dominguez, Ruben Tizon, Greg Lansang, Manolo Noble, Arnold Mendoza, Ezar Visenio, Lucien Pan, Val Castelo

1965 – Karate Sa Karate (BB Productions/Tagalog Ilang-Ilang Productions)

[Release date 20th July 1965]

Director George E. Rowe Producer Bernard Bonnin Music Polding Silos

Cast Bernard Bonnin (Agent 707), Alberto Alonzo (Agent 69), Lyn D'Amour, Bessie Barredo, Ely Ramos Jr, Johnny Stuart, Margie Tanquintic, Vic Silaya, Max Alvarado, Lorretta Rocco, Jose Garcia, Jose Vergara, Philipp Coo, Eddie Baydo, Carlito Varca, Joe Cunanan, Ben Datu, SOS Daredevils, Gorgonio 'Dagul' Se

Synopsis (from the Filmography of Philippine Films 1959-1989): “The ultimate karate technique known as ‘atemi-uchi-kudaki’ meaning ‘karate attack to pulverize’ is brought to the screen by Bonnin and Alonzo in the roles of Agent 707 and Agent 69 respectively.”

1966 – Gintong Patibong (Golden Harvest)

[Release date 15th January 1966]

Director Leroy Salvador Screenplay Tony Camonte

Cast Eddie Fernandez (Lagalag), Alberto Alonzo (Agent 69), Alona Alegre, Minda Morena, Oscar Roncal, Ruby Regala

Synopsis (from the Filmography of Philippine Films 1959-1989): “Highlights the most vicious trap ever set by syndicated crime for the country’s top secret agents, Lagalag and Agent 69.”

1966 – Lambat (Dragnet) (BB Productions)

[Release date 12th February 1966]

Director/Story George E. Rowe Producer Bernard Bonnin Music Polding Silos

Cast Bernard Bonnin (Agent 707), Von Serna, Jose Vergara, Rocco Montalban, Alona Alegre, Alberto Alonzo (Agent 69), Johnny Monteiro (Franco Castro), Abelardo Dacer, Darmo Orbase, Tiva Lava, Mike Lozano, Jimmy Roldan, Boy Estrella, Gorgonio 'Dagul' Se, Erning Almanza,Danny Medel, Leo Longalong, Roger Dado, Eduardo Rodriguez, SOS Daredevils, Carlito Varga, Eddie Baydo, Rolando Varga, Luz Angeles

Synopsis (from the Filmography of Philippine Films 1959-1989): “Revolves around the search for a smuggled diamond believed to have been hidden in an island resort.”

1967 – Eden Boys (Dan-Sil Productions)

[Release date 24th January 1967]

Director Rod Navarro Story/Screenplay Henry Cuino Music F. Buencamino

Cast Zaldy Zshornack, Alex Flores, Max Alvarado, Ruben Ramos, Merle Fernandez, Daniel Patena, Alberto Alonzo (Agent 69), Greg Guerrero, Jaye Stevens, Tina Lava, Rocco Montalban, Lope Policarpio, Vic Andaya, Art Veloso, Tony Dantes, Nort Nepomuceno, Angie Razon, Steve Alcarado, Joaquin Fajardo, Arthur Lavidez, Bert Delfino, Andy Garchitorena, Ross Cuneta

1967 – The Experts (Wag-Wag Productions)

[Release date 6th March 1967]

Director Abelardo Cortez Story Rey Ylag Screenplay Greg Macabenta Music Raul Silos

Cast Alberto Alonzo (Agent 69), Eddie Garcia, Rod Navarro, Joe Sison, Nort Nepomuceno, Bernard Belleza, Paquito Salcedo, Hosping Pregonero, Eddie Torrente, Elsa Bouffard, Jill Hamilton, Marilou Ver, Lucien Pan, Liza Belmonte

1967 – Dolls For Hire (Wag-Wag Productions)

[Release date 12th May 1967]

Director George Rowe Story/Screenplay Romy Galang Executive Producer LK Guarin Music Carding Cruz

Cast Alberto Alonzo (Agent 69), Lourdes Medel, Merle Fernandez, Bessie Barredo, Miriam Jurado, Eddie Garcia, Tony Cayado, Ely Ramos Jr, Nort Nepomuceno, Romy Kintanar (X-1), SOS Daredevils

The following Alberto Alonzo spy film is unconfirmed as an Agent 69 movie:

1966 – Top Secret (Kamagong)

[Release date 5th September 1966]

Director Armando Garces

Cast Alberto Alonzo (Agent 69?), Merle Fernandez, Rod Navarro, Helen Thompson, Danny Rojo, Eva Marie, Minda Morena

Pinoy James Bonds: Romano Castellvi as Secret Agent Romano and Agent Domino

1965 – Lady Killer (DLZ Productions/Magna East)

[Release date 15th November 1965]

Director/Screenplay Danny Zialcita

Cast Romano Castellvi (Secret Agent Romano), Maggie de la Riva, Stella Suarez, Lourdes Medel, Jose Romulo, Ben Perez, Jose Vergara, Flor Bien, “Bert”/Roberto Gonzales, Arturo Lavidez

Synopsis (from the Filmography of Philippine Films 1959-1989): Lady Killer stars new discovery Romano Castellvi, a dashing secret agent who goes after a syndicate dealing with a drug which causes sterility among women. Filmed in Eastman color.”

1966 - Cabonegro (Magna East)

[Release date 19th January 1966]

Director “DLZ”/Danny Zialcita

Cast Romano Castellvi (Agent Domino), Divina Valencia, Ben Perez, Flor Bien, Roberto Gonzales, Chito Reyes, Ben Manalo, Cleng-Cleng Diaz, Richard Rey, Glen Orlean, Bert Asuncion, Arturo Lavidez, Lourdes Medel, Zeny Zabala, Gina Laforteza, Ernesto Santos, Lucien Pan, Rolando Aquino, Sabrina, Lu-Cas

Synopsis (from the Filmography of Philippine Films 1959-1989): “Filmed in Eastman color, the film dramatizes the imminent dangers besieging the life of a playboy secret agent whose mission is to recover an important invention of an American scientist.”

1966 – Target Domino (Magna East)

[Release date 6th May 1966]

Director “DLZ”/Danny Zialcita

Cast Romano Castellvi (Agent Domino), Liberty Ilagan, Stella Suarez, Roberto Gonzales, Marissa Delgado, Ben Manalo, Jaime Castellvi Jr, Lu-Cas, Al Bravo, Bert Asuncion, Rolando de Oca, Val Dalton, Andy Canares, Nel de la Isla, Arturo Lavides, Bessie Barredo, Tito Arevalo, Leni Trinidad, Val Magno, Rolando Aquino

Synopsis (from the Filmography of Philippine Films 1959-1989): “A sequel to Cabonegro about a girl out to deliver the elusive lawman, Agent Domino, dead or alive – to the syndicate that hired her.”

1966 – Tiger Lady (GM Film Organization)

[Release date 30th July 1966]

Director/Story DLZ

Cast Roman Castellvi (Secret Agent Romano or Agent Domino), Josephine Estrada, Rolly Aquino, Val Magno, Arturo Lavidez, Ben Manalo, Val Dalton, Lu-Cas, Bert Asuncion, Rodolfo “Boy” Garcia, Tito Arevalo, Lucien Pan, Helen Thompson, Diana Dean, Jun Bergman, Lina Carillo

1966 – Crossfire (Dansil Productions)

[Release date 1st December 1966]

Director Romy Villaflor Story/Screenplay Henry Cuino Music Carding Cruz

Cast Romano Castellvi (Secret Agent Romano or Agent Domino), Gina Alonzo, Joe Sison, Marilou Ver, Lucien Pan, Rod Navarro, Bessie Barredo, Eva Darren, Marissa Delgado, Eva Marie, Lourdes Medel, Rosario del Pilar, Lucita Soriano, Jose Vergara, Jose Garcia, Tito Arevalo, Angel Confiado, Suzanne Machelle, Moie Simbulan, Ruffy Ricafort, Rene Matias, Ernie Rosendahl, Chito Bizzaro, Cesar Litonjua, Tiva Lava, Edzel Alcantara, Nicky Veloso, Julie Rezeba, Solly Ballon, Angie Razon, Jun Parungao, Jimmy Castellvi, Lu-Cas, SOS Daredevils, Marilyn Dawley, Arturo Lavidez, Dodjie Laurel, Baby Luna

THE FOLLOWING ROMANO CASTELLVI FILM IS UNCONFIRMED AS A SPY THRILLER:

1967 – Black Yoga (Magna East)

[Release date 17th January 1967]

Director Johnny Legarda Music Levi Principe

Cast Romano Castellvi (Secret Agent Romano?), Ramon D’Salva, Vera Vargas, Lisa Belmonte, Jaime Castellvi, Ben Perez, Bruno Punzalan, Jimmy Roldan, Aida Carino

Pinoy James Bonds: Charlie Davao as Secret Agent 009 and Agent X-55

1965 – 7 Mata-Hari (Ambassador Productions)

[Release date 4th February 1965, also listed as “Pitong Mata-Hari”]

Director Romy Villaflor Screenplay Ben Feleo Music Carding Cruz

Cast Charlie Davao (Secret Agent 009), Maggie Dela Riva, Gloria Sevilla, Vilma Valera, Zeny Zabala, Stella Suarez, Helen Thompson, Miriam Jurado, Ely Nakpil, Limbo Lagdameo, Tommy Romulo, “Juan”/Joe Cunanan “Roland”/Rolando Gonzales, “Bert”/Roberto Gonzalez, Avel Morado, Ben Perez, Toni Rahman

Synopsis (from the Filmography of Philippine Films 1959-1989): “Seven women are out to get vital information from a dashing playboy who is actually a lawman.”

1965 – Secret Agent 009 (Ambassador Productions)

[Release date 24th April 1965; sometimes incorrectly listed as “Scout Agent 009”]

Director Romy Villaflor Story/Screenplay Ben Feleo Music Carding Cruz

Cast Charlie Davao (Secret Agent 009), Lyn D’Amour, Stella Suarez, Carol Varga, Martin Marfil, Miriam Jurado, Carmen Soriano, Joe Sison, Bruno Punzalan, Limbo Lagdameo, Angel Confiado, Ruben Ramos, Roland Gonzales, Joe Cunanan, “Bert”/Roberto Gonzalez, Sancho Selona, Toni Rahman, Patricia Valino

Synopsis (from the Filmography of Philippine Films 1959-1989): “…the daring danger-fraught mission that Agent 009 is assigned to: find out the real cause or causes that led to the blasting of a yacht taken by a group of young student tourists.”

1965 – Assignment: Hongkong (Ambassador Productions)

[Release date 6th October 1965]

Director Romy Villaflor Story/Screenplay Ben Feleo Music Carding Cruz

Cast Charlie Davao (Secret Agent 009), Lynn D’Amour, Zeny Zabala, Joe Cunanan, Philip Coo, Tong Tek, David Hsu, Miriam Jurado, Felix Pisarsky, Jagir Singh, Ben Perez, Angel Confiado, “Bert”/Roberto Gonzalez, Paula Lamour (“Australia’s Sensational Taboo Dancer”)

Synopsis (from the Filmography of Philippine Films 1959-1989): “Secret Agent 009 is assigned to Hongkong to track down and apprehend an international syndicate that hijacks a shipment of microfilm to Hongkong.”

1966 – Assignment: Jolo (Imelda Productions/Dazmen Productions)

[Release date 24th September 1966]

Director/Screenplay Danny Victorino Executive Producer Benjamin Ramos Music Tex Salcedo

Cast Charlie Davao (Agent X-55), Maggie de la Riva, Lucita Soriano, Bessie Barredo, Ruby Regala, Mel Francisco, Jose Padilla Jr, Nello Nayo, Ernesto Santos, Gabby Paile, Rene Villegas, Joe Canlas

Synopsis (from the Filmography of Philippine Films 1959-1989): “Secret Agent X-55 (Charlie) is assigned to Jolo to combat an international syndicate of smugglers.”

The following Charlie Davao title may or may not be a spy film, as his character name is unknown…

1970 – Code Name: Apollo (CVD)

[Release date 24th October 1970]

Director George Rowe Screenplay Ruben Rustia Cinematography Felizardo Bailen

Cast Charlie Davao, Margot Lim, Ariston Bautista, Vic Silayan, Eddie Garcia, Lauro Delgado