THE 2000s # 51: HILDA KORONEL, EDU MANZANO, DINA BONNEVIE, JOHNNY DELGADO, JOEL TORRE, CHERRY PIE PICACHE, MARVIN AGUSTIN, JERICHO ROSALES AND MS. GLORIA ROMERO IN "TANGING YAMAN" (2000)

Three siblings now lead separate lives. Old resentments begin to surface, even spilling over to the next generation, as they come together to settle a land dispute while trying to cope with the sickness of the family's grand matriarch.

"Tanging Yaman" (2000)

Star Cinema

Official entry to the 2000 Metro Manila Film Festival

Release Date December 25, 2000

Story and Screenplay Shaira Mella Salvador. Raymond Lee, Laurice Guillen

Film Editor George Jarlego

Cinematography Lee Meily

Production Design Edgar Martin Littaua

Musical Director Dionisio 'Nonong' Buencamino

Direction Laurice Gullien

Cast Hilda Koronel, Edu Manzano, Dina Bonnevie, Johnny Delgado, Joel Torre, Cherry Pie Picache, Marvin Agustin, Jericho Rosales and Ms. Gloria Romero/ Also starring John Prats, Carol Banawa, CJ Ramos and Shaina Magdayao/ Introducing Janette McBride/ With the special participation of Dominic Ochoa/ with Lou Veloso, Jose Mari Avellana, Leo Rialp, Lucy Quinto, Mae-Ann Adonis, Ina Feleo

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THE NINETIES # 999: JOLINA MAGDANGAL, MARVIN AGUSTIN, WITH HILDA KORONEL, RONALDO VALDEZ, GINA PARENO, MERYLL SORIANO, GIO ALVAREZ, VANESSA DEL BIANCO IN "LABS KITA... OKEY KA LANG?" (1998)

A young artist is secretly in love with her childhood friend, a struggling musician-composer, who fails to notice her because she is considered as just "one of the guys."

"Labs Kita... Okey Ka Lang?" (1998)

Star Cinema Productions

Release Date August 12, 1998

Story and Screenplay Ricardo 'Ricky'Lee

Cinematography Joe Batac, Jr., Enrico Santos, Tommy Bejerano, Jerry Lopez Sineneng

Film Editor Marya Ignacio

Production Design Gil Morales

Musical Director Dionisio 'Nonong' Buencamino

Direction Jerry Lopez Sineneng

Cast Jolina Magdangal, Marvin Agustin/ Also starring Hilda Koronel, Ronaldo Valdez, Gina Pareno, Meryll Soriano, Gio Alvarez, Vanessa del Bianco/ Co-starring Migui Moreno, Vhong Navarro, Jeffrey Hidalgo, JR Herrera, John Paul Canero, Rex Tanwangco, Miguel dela Rosa, Diana Enriquez, Crystal Gayle Valencia

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THE NINETIES # 842: HILDA KORONEL, EDU MANZANO, DINDI GALLARDO, JENNY SYQUIA, MELISSE 'MUMAY' SANTIAGO IN "HANGGANG DITO NA LANG" (1997)

A married sales executive's life gets doubly complicated when he falls for his mistress's sister, loses his job and tries to attend to his duties as a father.

"Hanggang Dito Na Lang" (1997)

Viva Films

Release Date April 23, 1997

Story and Screenplay Tessie Tomas

Cinematography Ricardo 'Carding' Herrera

Film Editor Marya Ignacio

Production Design Raymond Bajarias

Musical Director Vehnee Saturno

Executive Producer Vic del Rosario, Jr.

Direction Eddie Rodriguez

Cast Edu Manzano, Hilda Koronel, Dindi Gallardo, Jenny Syquia, Melisse 'Mumay' Santiago,/ Also starring Cita Astals, Jay Simon, Tessie Tomas, Tessie Villarama, Madame Auring, Gino Ilustre, Elmer Jamias, Kooch Mapua

THE NINETIES # 681: DONNA CRUZ, IAN DE LEON, TOGETHER WITH HILDA KORONEL, EDDIE GUTIERREZ, RAFFY RODRIGUEZ, CANDY PANGILINAN, KATE FERNANDEZ, RICA PERALEJO IN "HABANG MAY BUHAY" (1996)

"Habang May Buhay" (1996)

Viva Films

Release Date February 14, 1996

Story and Screenplay Ricardo "Ricky' Lee, RJ Nuevas

Cinematography William Laranas, Totoy Jacinto

Film Editor Jess Navarro

Production Design Egay Littaua

Musical Director Jessie Lasaten

Executive Producer Vic del Rosario, Jr.

Direction Mac C. Alejandre

Cast Donna Cruz, Ian de Leon/ Also starring Hilda Koronel, Eddie Gutierrez, Raffy Rodriguez, Candy Pangilinan, Kate Fernandez, Rica Peralejo, Richard de Dios, Ryan Ostrea, Maricar de Mesa/ Introducing Ralion Alonso/ Special Participation- Rey 'PJ' Abellana

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THE NINETIES # 253: 12 BIG STARS, 3 TOP DIRECTORS, 3 TRUE-TO-LIFE STORIES IN "TRUE CONFESSIONS (MARGIE, EVELYN & MYRNA)" (1992)

 

"True Confessions (Margie, Evelyn & Myrna)" (1992)

Good Harvest Unlimited

Release Date February 1, 1992

Screenplay Don Escudero, Peque Gallaga, Fanny Garcia, Lore Reyes and Rolando Tinio

Cinematography Ely Cruz, Eduardo Jacinto and Charlie Peralta

Film Editor Danilo Gloria

Musical Director Lutgardo Labad

Direction Peque Gallaga, Lore Reyes and Maryo J. delos Reyes

First Story: "Margie"

Cast Hilda Koronel, Ronnie Ricketts, Miguel Ropdriguez and Alma Moreno

Second Story: "Evelyn"

Cast Gabby Concepcion, Ruffa Gutierrez, Maricel Laxa and Lorna Tolentino

Third Story: "Myrna"

Cast Charito Solis, Eddie Garcia, Richard Gomez and Dina Bonnevie

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THE NINETIES # 21: HILDA KORONEL, JAY ILAGAN, CHERIE GIL, ARMIDA SIGUION REYNA, KRISTINE GARCIA AND RICHARD GOMEZ IN "NAGSIMULA SA PUSO" (1990)

"Nagsimula sa Puso" (1990)

Vision Films

Release Date March 8, 1990

Serialized over DZRH

Story and Screenplay Ricardo Lee

Cinematography Ricardo Jacinto

Production Design Edgar Martin Littaua

Film Editor Augusto Salvador

Music Nonong Buencamino

Line Producer Olivia M. Lamasan

Executive in charge of production Simon Ongpin

Executive Producer Charo Santos- Concio

Direction Mel Chionglo

Cast Hilda Koronel, Jay Ilagan, Cherie Gil, Armida Siguion Reyna, Kristine Garcia and Richard Gomez/ Also Starring Lawrence Pineda, Genieve Aragon

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THE EIGHTIES # 1153: SHARON CUNETA, HILDA KORONEL, CHRISTOPHER DE LEON, BEMBOL ROCO, WITH MONA LISA, RUBEN RUSTIA, TOM OLIVAR, WILLIAM LORENZO IN LINO BROCKA'S "BABANGON AKO'T DUDURUGIN KITA" (1989)

"Babangon Ako't Dudurugin Kita" (1989)

Viva Films

Release Date September 13, 1989

Serialized in TSS Komiks

Story Gilda Olvidado

Screenplay Joen Chionglo

Cinematography Pedro Manding

Sound Supervision Rolly Ruta

Film Editor Ike Jarlego, Jr.

Production Designer Benjie de Guzman

Musical Director George Canseco

Associate Producer Edith Manuel

Line Producer Boy C. de Guia

Supervising Producer Eric Cuatico

Executive Producer Vic del Rosario, Jr.

Direction Lino Brocka

Cast Sharon Cuneta, Hilda Koronel, Christopher de Leon, Bembol Roco/ Also Starring Mona Lisa, Ruben Rustia, Tom Olivar and William Lorenzo/ with Tony Tacorda, Jimmy Reyes, Pocholo Montes, Gina Perez, Fred Capulong

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Synopsis: Alfred (Christopher de Leon) is in need of capital. His former boss Ricardo (Ruben Rustia) offers him the money in exchange for marrying his only daughter Salve (Sharon Cuneta). He agrees to marry her but later regrets his action. Salve is a sweet girl but lacks sophistication. He wants not a plain housewife but a career-oriented woman who can help him in the business and whom he can proudly show around to his friends.

Alfred meets such a woman in Via (Hilda Koronel), who becomes his business partner. She is rich, beautiful and descended from a well-known political family. The partnership develops into a full-blown affair and they start thinking of how to get rid of Salve.

Via’s cousin, Harry (William Lorenzo), is the accomplice. He is sent to Salve supposedly on an errand from Alfred. Upon entering her house, he starts to rape her.

Alfred returns home and sees the two in bed. He turns her out into the street with the accusation that Harry is her lover. The incident results in the death of Salve’s father. She is left to fend for herself. She ends up a housemaid but her new employer also tries to rape her. With no money or friends, she collapses on the street.

This is where Rod (Bembol Roco) finds her. Because he was once a victim of injustice himself, Rod takes pity on Salve. He is a crime lord involved in big-time smuggling with no qualms about killing anybody. He intends to avenge the misfortune of Salve.

Salve blooms into a beautiful woman. She now exudes the manners of the very rich. One day, as Alfred announces his candidacy in Via’s province, Salve notices that Via’s cousin is Harry. She now has a single-minded ambition: to take her revenge on Alfred and Via. Together with Rod, she plots her moves. Harry is the first to die...

(Source: Lino Brocka: The Artist and His Times)

Original theatrical poster of Lino Brocka's "Babangon Ako't Dudurugin Kita" (1989)

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THE EIGHTIES # 856: SUSAN ROCES, HILDA KORONEL, EDDIE GARCIA, JANICE DE BELEN, AGA MUHLACH, SNOOKY SERNA, RICHARD GOMEZ, KATRIN GONZALES IN "NASAAN KA NANG KAILANGAN KITA" (1986)

"Nasaan Ka Nang Kailangan Kita" (1986)

Regal Films

Release Date September 18, 1986

Screenplay Ricardo 'Ricky' Lee

Director of Photography Conrado Baltazar

Editor George Jarlego

Production Designer Benjie de Guzman

Music Willy Cruz

Line Producer Charo Santos-Concio

Executive Producer Lily Monteverde

Direction Mel Chionglo

Cast Susan Roces, Hilda Koronel, Eddie Garcia, Janice de Belen, Aga Muhlach, Snooky Serna, Richard Gomez, Katrin Gonzales/ Also Starring Chanda Romero, Anita Linda

THE EIGHTIES # 709: NORA AUNOR, HILDA KORONEL, CHRISTOPHER DE LEON AND DINDO FERNANDO IN "BELOVED" (1985)

"Beloved" (1985)

Viva Films

Release Date June 27, 1985

Serialized in King Komiks

Story Nerissa Cabral

Screenplay Orlando Nadres

Cinematography Rody Lacap

Production Design Manny Morfe

Film Editor Ike Jarlego, Jr.

Music Willy Cruz

Executive Producer Vic del Rosario, Jr.

Supervising Producer Tony Gloria

Produced by Ramon Salvador

Direction Leroy Salvador

Cast Nora Aunor, Hilda Koronel, Christopher de Leon and Dindo Fernando

THE EIGHTIES # 654: HILDA KORONEL, CHRISTOPHER DE LEON, RIO LOCSIN, EDU MANZANO, SUSAN VALDEZ, JAYPEE DE GUZMAN IN LAURICE GUILLEN'S "KAPAG PUSO'Y SINUGATAN" (1985)

"Kapag Puso'y Sinugatan" (1985)

Viva Films

Release Date January 16, 1985

Story Rennie Roque

Screenplay Jose Javier Reyes

Edited by Efren Jarlego

Cinematography Ely Cruz

Production Design Benjie de Guzman

Music Willy Cruz

Executive Producer Vic del Rosario

Supervising Producer Tony Gloria

Produced by Ramon Salvador

Direction Laurice Guillen

Cast Hilda Koronel, Christopher de Leon, Rio Locsin, Edu Manzano, Susan Valdez, Jaypee de Guzman

THE EIGHTIES # 574: "HILDA KORONEL, RIO LOCSIN, CHANDA ROMERO, CARMI MARTIN, MARIA ISABEL LOPEZ, BABY DELGADO AND GINA PARENO IN ISHMAEL BERNAL'S "WORKING GIRLS" (1984)

"Working Girls" (1984)

Viva Films

Release Date June 7, 1984

Written by Amado Lacuesta

Edited by Ike Jarlego, Jr.

Cinematography Manolo Abaya

Music Willie Cruz

Supervising Producer Tony Gloria

Produced by Ramon Salvador

Executive Producer Vic del Rosario, Jr.

Direction Ishmael Bernal

Cast Hilda Koronel, Rio Locsin, Chanda Romero, Carmi Martin, Maria Isabel Lopez, Baby Delgado and Gina Pareno

THE EIGHTIES # 536: HILDA KORONEL, CHRISTOPHER DE LEON, AMY AUSTRIA, ISABEL RIVAS, MICHAEL DE MESA, EDDIE GARCIA, GLORIA ROMERO IN "KUNG MAHAWI MAN ANG ULAP" (1984)

"Kung Mahawi Man Ang Ulap" (1984)

Viva Films

Release Date January 19, 1984

Serialized in Espesyal Komiks

Story  Gilda Olvidado

Screenplay Orlando Nadres and Luahalti bautista

Edited by Efren Jarlego

Director of Photography Romeo Vitug

Music WillieCruz

Produced by Ramon Salvador

Supervising Producer Tony Gloria

Executive Producer Vic del Rosario

Direction Laurice Guillen

Cast Hilda Koronel, Christopher de Leon, Amy Austria, Isabel Rivas, Michael de Mesa, Eddie Garcia, Gloria Romero

THE EIGHTIES # 450: HILDA KORONEL, DINDO FERNANDO, LORNA TOLENTINO, JAY ILAGAN, ANTHONY CASTELO & INTRODUCING MARIA ISABEL LOPEZ IN "SANA, BUKAS PA ANG KAHAPON" (1983)

"Sana, Bukas Pa Ang Kahapon" (1983)

Viva Films

Release Date April 28, 1983

Story and Screenplay Baby Nebrida

Film Editor Ike Jarlego, Jr.

Cinematography Pablo Bautista

Music George Canseco

Direction Romy Suzara

Cast Hilda Koronel, Dindo Fernando, Lorna Tolentino, Jay Ilagan, Anthony Castelo/ Introducing Maria Isabel Lopez

THE EIGHTIES # 429: HILDA KORONEL, ELIZABETH OROPESA & GLORIA DIAZ/WITH DINDO FERNANDO, RONALDO VALDEZ & EDDIE GARCIA IN DANNY ZIALCITA'S "PALABRA DE HONOR" (1983)

"Palabra De Honor" (1983)

Viva Films

Release Date February 10, 1983

Cinematography Felizardo Bailen

Editor Ike Jarlego, Jr.

Music George Canseco

Written and Directed by Danny L. Zialcita

Cast Hilda Koronel, Elizabeth Oropesa, Beth Bautista, Amy Austria, Jackie Lou Blanco and Gloria Diaz/ with Dindo Fernando, Ronaldo Valdez, Tommy Abuel, Mark Gil and Eddie Garcia

THE EIGHTIES # 390: VILMA SANTOS, HILDA KORONEL, DINDO FERNANDO IN DANNY ZIALCITA'S "GAANO KADALAS ANG MINSAN?" (1982)

"Gaano Kadalas ang Minsan?" (1982)

Viva Films

Release Date November 25, 1982

Direction Danny Zialcita

Cast Vilma Santos, Hilda Koronel, Dindo Fernando/ Also Starring Suzanne Gonzales, Alvin Joseph Enriquez

THE EIGHTIES # 299: HILDA KORONEL, PHILLIP SALVADOR IN LINO BROCKA'S "PX" (1982)

"PX"

Sining Silangan, Inc.

A Trigon Cinema Arts Corporation

Release Date February 25, 1982

Screenplay Ricardo Lee

Cinematography  Conrado Baltazar

Direction Lino Brocka

Cast Hilda Koronel, Phillip Salvador/ Also Starring Leonard Urso

Synopsis: The bar girls working in the nondescript cocktail lounges near the Clark Air Base dream of greener pastures in the States and hope to bag servicemen who would lift them from their misery. There is a violent backside to their aspirations. The girls are sometimes found dead among the tall grasses in empty lots.

Lydia (Hilda Koronel) works as a hospitality girl but is not keen on sharing her life with an American. She has been exposed to the abuses of the American military and is still reeling from the trauma of a friend’s violent death. She is shacking up with Isidro (Phillip Salvador), a hit man who desires to be head honcho of a gun-for-hire syndicate. Isidro allows her to entertain customers but not to have affairs. He supports her and pays for the apartment.

After three years, Lydia is tired of his snarling ambition and wants to leave him. Jocelyn introduces her to George (Leonard Urso). At first, she is rude to him but warms up when she realizes that he could be her passport to the States. Lydia is making up her mind whether to pursue the American dream.

Isidro has recently killed a Filipino base employee who squealed on drug dealings in the base. The murdered man’s nephew tracks him down in his love nest and attempts to kill him. But he proves to be wily. Lydia berates him on the murder of innocent people but he dismisses it, saying his victims deserve their fate.

Isidro’s mother sells PX items while his brother, Boy, scavenges for empty shells inside the American base. One day, he invites his friends to join him. They are spotted by the sentries on duty. One of them is George who is egged on by his companions to open fire. Boy is shot dead. Isidro becomes bewildered and wants revenge. However, his mother wants action from the authorities first. The police tell them that they cannot do much, citing numerous unsolved cases. They are told that the base is the property of the Americans. His friend, Gimo, tells him that should a GI be tagged as a perpetrator of a crime, he is shipped out.

Isidro decides to go at it alone. He asks Gimo, a base worker to help him identify the culprit. Gimo informs him that it would be a difficult task as Americans consider Filipinos as thieves inside the base. However, he will keep his ears open for any incriminating conversation; Isidro would do his best to monitor the clubs.

Inside an Angeles nightclub, George’s two American companions try to recruit him for their marijuana operations. He is not keen on joining. To make sure that he would not reveal their operations, his friends point to Isidro who is sitting opposite them. They would point the finger at him and Isidro would surely come running.

George is drunk and is brought by Lydia to Jocelyn’s pad. Their eyes meet and they make love. George confesses to shooting Boy. The two become a steady couple. Lydia leaves Isidro who becomes jealous. He tries to win her back. He tells her that he was doing all these things for her — and for Boy. Lydia says she has a different dream now and doesn’t want to be part of his plans. He asks her if she ever loved him. She says no.

George refuses to be reassigned. His American companions become nervous. They set him up by planting marijuana in his room. He is caught by the military police. However, he manages to run away. Jocelyn and Lydia hide him in the house of their friends, Juling and Mario. There he has time-out from his pressing circumstances and becomes a fast friend of Juling’s son.

Gomez is ordered to hunt down George. He threatens to kill Lydia — along with Isidro and his mother --- if she does not produce George in twenty-four hours. She runs to Jocelyn whom she finds strangled. She hops into a taxi and makes a maddening dash to Juling’s house. Isidro has been waiting for her outside the nightclub and follows her taxi.

Gomez’s men have located Juling’s house. George spots them and jumps out of the window. There is a chase. Lydia’s taxi appears just in the nickof time and he hops into it. They alight near the nightclub. Gomez’ men follow them. Isidro is not far behind. There is an exchange of bullets. George is wounded but he has shot Gomez. Isidro kills the other men. There is now a confrontation between George and Isidro. Isidro aims his gun. Lydia pleads for his life. Isidro finds that he cannot pull the trigger. George is allowed to go back to the base. He follows the railroad tracks to the base perimeter. He climbs over the fence but he is fired upon by the guards.

Night falls on the bars of Angeles once more. Isidro and Lydia are walking down the street. They are lovers once more.

(Source: Lino Brocka: The Artist and his Times)

THE EIGHTIES # 94: HILDA KORONEL (IN THE TITLE ROLE), JOHNNY DELGADO, REZ CORTEZ, RUEL VERNAL, TONIO GUTIERREZ, DAVE BRODETT, WITH CELIA RODRIGUEZ & RAUL ARAGON IN LINO BROCKA'S "ANGELA MARKADO" (1980)

Hilda Koronel as Angela Markado

Synopsis: Angela del Mar (Hilda Koronel) has given up her schooling to earn money as a waitress in order to set up residence near a beach. Her mother, a bedridden laundrywoman who needs sea air to cure her tuberculosis, blames herself for her troubles and feels she could have become an office secretary were it not for her failing health. Angela works in a beerhouse where a gang of rapists-pimps hangs out. They are attracted to her as she is a pretty mestiza, albeit slum-bred. While she tries to discourage their advances, they are too strong for her. 

One day, she is abducted on her way home. She is brought to a deserted warehouse where she is repeatedly raped for five days. Despite her pleas, she is brutally violated and sodomized. On the fifth day, the gang decides to tattoo their names on her back. Having no more need for her, the gang decides to sell her to a countryside brothel. However, there is a police raid when she is brought in and Angela is able to escape.

She is picked up by Rona (Celia Rodriguez), a kind-hearted prostitute who nurses her back to health. She goes back to her house and finds her mother has just died. Sally (Mona Pacheco), her friend in the beerhouse, took care of her but as she decided to go back to washing, she collapsed under the strain of work. A few weeks later, Sally becomes a victim of the gang. She obviously could not stand the humiliation and is found with her wrist slashed. Angela decides to seek revenge. . She goes back to Rona who takes her in as a househelp and friend. While she works in the club, Angela borrows her wig and her clothes and goes about hunting her rapists.

First to fall is Melchor (Dave Brodett). She pretends to be one of his girlfriends and is allowed into his apartment. She waits for him in his bed with only the din of a red light on her. She stabs him as he is about to embrace her. At the funeral parlor, Melchor’s brother, Celso (Raul Aragon), vows to find the killer. Melchor has supported him through his law studies which remain unfinished. Celso suspects a woman to be the killer.

The second to be attacked is Oscar (Ruel Vernal). He has just left the club when he vomits in a dark alley. He spots a pretty woman with dark glasses. He is stabbed as he tries to make a pass. He is saved by the headlights of a passing vehicle and is brought to a hospital. Angela looks over the hospital with the aim of finishing Oscar there. However, Celso pays Oscar a visit and spots Angela suspiciously lingering in the corridor. He realizes she is the assassin and runs after her but she has disappeared.

Bren (Tonio Gutierrez) is an easy target. He is stabbed while urinating in the dark. Angela chances upon Delio (Rez Cortez) in Rona’s house. It appears that Rona is his sugar mommy. She does not spare him despite his closeness to her benefactor. She waits for Rona to leave before striking. Delio’s body is found in the bedroom when Rona comes home.

The two other gang members are nervous. They suspect Rona’s helper. But she is not around when they come looking. Near the restaurant, Celso spots her at a distance. He runs after her and rips her dress. He sees the tattoos on her back and understands what she is doing. He tries to dissuade her from carrying out with her revenge. But Oscar and Bobby (Johnny Delgado) finally meet up with Angela. There is a chase in a saw mill. Bobby accidentally shoots Oscar. Angela stabs Bobby before shooting him. Angela gives herself up to Celso who has called the police.

(Source: Lino Brocka: The Artist and his Times)

"Angela Markado" (1980)

Four-Seasons Films International, Inc.

Released thru Associated Entertainment Corporation

Release Date November 7, 1980

Serialized in Weekly Movie Specials

Story Carlo J. Caparas

Screenplay Jose F. Lacaba

Cinematography Conrado Baltazar

Editor Augusto Salvador

Direction Lino Brocka

Cast Hilda Koronel (in the title role), Johnny Delgado, Rez Cortez, Ruel Vernal, Tonio Gutierrez, Dave Brodett with Celia Rodriguez and Raul Aragon

One of the nerve-wracking and tense scenes from Brocka's "Angela Markado"

(l-r) Rez Cortez, Hilda Koronel, Ruel Vernal

The movie was released in VHS format in the 80s by Trigon Video

THE EIGHTIES # 87: CHRISTOPHER DE LEON, HILDA KORONEL, AMY AUSTRIA IN ISHMAEL BERNAL'S "SUGAT SA UGAT" (1980)

"Sugat sa Ugat" (1980)

CFA Films

Release Date October 17, 1980

Story and Screenplay Diego Cagahastian & Jorge Arago

Cinematography Sergio Lobo

Music Vanishing Tribe

Direction Ishmael Bernal

Cast Christopher de Leon, Hilda Koronel, Amy Austria/ Also Starring Van de Leon, Chito Ponce Enrile, Butz Aquino, Jojo Santiago, Mart Martel, Tita Munoz, Jaime Fabregas, Sabatini Fernandez, Lily Miraflor, Cayetano Nocon, Ria Villareal, Ernie Zarate

THE EIGHTIES # 59: EDDIE RODRIGUEZ, HILDA KORONEL, BETH BAUTISTA AND LORNA TOLENTINO IN "EVENING CLASS" (1980)

"Evening Class" (1980)

Cinex Films, Inc.

Release Date July 23, 1980

Direction Leonardo Velasco Uy

Cast Eddie Rodriguez, Hilda Koronel, Beth Bautista and Lorna Tolentino

THE EIGHTIES # 46: CHRISTOPHER DE LEON, HILDA KORONEL, JAY ILAGAN, CHANDA ROMERO IN LAURICE GUILLEN'S "...KASAL?" (1980)

"...Kasal?" (1980)

Trigon Cinema Arts

 Release Date June 20, 1980

Story and Screenplay Mario O'Hara

Cinematography Ricardo Remias

Musical Director Jun Latonio

Direction Laurice Guillen

Cast Christopher de Leon, Hilda Koronel, Jay Ilagan, Chanda Romero/ Special guest star- Gloria Romero/ Also Starring  Johnny Wilson, Bobby Ledesma, Mia Gutierrez

Christopher de Leon and Hilda Koronel in "...Kasal?" (1980)

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