“Dugo ng Alipin,” a Cervantina-Filipina production directed by Tor Villano, stars Purita Sta. Maria, Reynaldo Dante, Estela Mari, and Manuel Eloriaga in a gripping human-interest drama.
The film tells the story of Daniel (Eloriaga), an honest laborer devoted to his wife Luisa (Sta. Maria) and family, whose lives are shattered by the lustful advances of their wealthy master, Don Felipe (Justo Peña). When Don Felipe attempts to assault Luisa, Daniel rushes home, leading to a fatal confrontation that ends with the master’s death. Branded unjustly and burdened by guilt, Daniel faces the cruel turns of fate and the haunting question of how his daughter’s future will intertwine with the legacy of their oppressor.
Blending deep emotion with touches of humor from Pugo and Togo, “Dugo ng Alipin” promises a stirring story of love, injustice, and redemption.
The movie was released and shown at Fox Theater, June 20, 1940.
"Dugo ng Alipin" (1940)
Cervantina-Filipina
Release Date June 20, 1940/ Fox Theater
Story Isaac D. Gomez
Music Prof. F. Buencamino
Screenplay A.C. Sese
Direction Tor Villano
Cast Purita Santamaria, Reynaldo Dante, Estela Mari, With Pugo & Togo, Manuel Eloriaga, Germana Cortev , Justo Pena and others
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