Batch '81

1982
TV-MA
1h 40min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaThe lives of seven neophytes as they strive to enter a Greek letter fraternity through a difficult hazing process. The entire experience is seen through the eyes of Sid Lucero, one of the ne... Leer todoThe lives of seven neophytes as they strive to enter a Greek letter fraternity through a difficult hazing process. The entire experience is seen through the eyes of Sid Lucero, one of the neophytes.The lives of seven neophytes as they strive to enter a Greek letter fraternity through a difficult hazing process. The entire experience is seen through the eyes of Sid Lucero, one of the neophytes.

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Premios
- 4 premios y 9 nominaciones en total

Imágenes8

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Reseñas de usuarios2

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Reseñas destacadas

9purakek

The ugly face of fascism

De Leon uses the fraternity as a symbol of fascism. The hazing rituals, demoralization, torture and militarism all cover the imposition of the mighty few against individual rights of the hapless ones. The violent rumble at the end captures the fanaticism of the subjects working for the goal of attaining the ultimate high - power. Strong, very powerful, a work of great political understanding from Mike de Leon.

9belohilario

Very interesting

The film seems low budget but the acting and the story are at a high caliber. Definitely one of the good classic movies of the PH islands.

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7,7

Kisapmata

7,8

Maynila sa mga kuko ng liwanag

8,0

Himala

7,1

Bulaklak sa City Jail

6,7

7,6

7,3

6,2

6,5

Una chica tan decente como yo

7,5

Tinimbang ka ngunit kulang

7,7

Oro, Plata, Mata

7,1

Karnal

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Curiosidades
With the year 1981 in the title, the movie was supposed to be released in 1981. But producer Marichu Maceda waited a year for a chance to exhibit the film, fearing that its scenes of violence and explicit attack on martial law, then still in effect as imposed by Filipino President Ferdinand Marcos in 1972, would not be appreciated by the censor board. However, Marcos' daughter Aimee Marcos, at the time a leader of the youth sector that pushes for the movie, held a premiere showing at a plush suburban theater.