Advanced search

Leon Guererro is a legend, a hero in that little barrio but when he died, group of bandits again ruled the place abusing the women and getting their harvest. People wrapped in fear could not think of anything but pray that another Leon Guerrero would come in and save them. Manuel (Lito Lapid), a meek son of a drunkard was chosen to play the role of the next Leon Guerrero. His appearance adds and strengthens the anger of Gancho (George Estregan), the leader of the bandits. Harder to believe but at the end, everybody has to. It is not impossible for anyone to be a Hero.

Oscar (Lito Lapid) and Laura (Nora Aunor) have been close ever since they were very young. When Laura was little her aunt and uncle abused her; one day when Oscar was trying to save Laura, he accidentally killed Laura's uncle and was taken to DSWD, where he finished growing up while Laura was raised by Oscar's mother after her aunt rejected her. She went on with her studies to achieve her life's goals. Does Oscar still have a chance of returning to his normal life? Will their hopes and dreams still come true?

THE LAPID BROTHERS APPEAR IN THIS ACTION-ADVENTURE FILM.

Coring, a gay beautician, is left with a baby by his former ward, Dennis (Philip Salvador). The baby grows up (the boy is played by a very young Niño Muhlach) thinking that Coring is his real father. Everything seems to be smooth until the kid's mother (Marissa Delgado) suddenly shows up to claim her son.

A YOUNG MAN ASSUMES LEADERSHIP OF HIS TRIBE BY VIRTUE OF HIS COURAGE AND BRAVERY.

A YOUNG WOMAN DESPERATELY LONG INTIMACY.

Inay (Alicia Vergel) retires from teaching in a small town school and resumes being a full-time mother. The film follows her 'misadventures' - a series of comic, almost pathetic, episodes-as she adjusts to the greatly altered lifestyles of most of her four grown children. She has altercations with her pregnant daughter-in-law (Laurice Guillen), wife of her first-born Maning (Dingo Fernando). She decides to visit her other children and entrusts her house to Maning and his family. Inay's first stop is Romy's (Orestes Ojeda) mansion in Dasmarinas Village. His wife, Becky (Dexter Doria), proves to be arrogant and condescending. She becomes intolerant of her provincial mores. Inay is mistaken for a housemaid by Becky's afternoon-tea crowd. The next destination is the only daughter, Daisy (Chanda Romero), who, much to her dismay, is carrying an affair with a much older and married man. Inay bewildered when Daisy persists in wanting to give her lover a child. Inay tries to meddle in their affair but fails. The third itinerary is the condominium pad of her youngest son, Alex (Ace Vergel), an ad agency executive who shares his pad with a long list of short-time girlfriends and Salud, an efficient housemaid. A small conflict is triggered by Inay's overzealous desire to indulge in her motherly whims, This culminates expulsion from the suite. The three city-based children discuss their mother's plight. On Christmas Eve, they partake of a sumptuous super prepared by her. The children, however, leave before midnight, each with his or her life to attend to. Inay feels very lonely and decides to return to the province, She is greeted by Maning who welcomes her with open arms. His wife has just given birth, and she fusses over the baby.

TO ANYONE WHO HAS EVER BEEN WHIPPED AS A CHILD...TO EVERY MOTHER WHO HAS HAD TO SUFFER IN SILENCE...THIS PICTURE IS DEDICATED. 'TAHAN NA EMPOY,TAHAN.

FOR ADULTS ONLY. THE MOVIE IS ABOUT ADOLESCENCE, YOUNG LOVE, AND GROWING UP. YOU REMEMBER YOUR FIRST KISS - YOUR FIRST EMBRACE - BECAUSE THE FIRST TIME IS ALWAYS THE BEST.