Dagohoy

1953

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Dedicated to the valiant Boholano hero Francisco Dagohoy, this film shows the real causes that impelled the Dagohoy Uprising.

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21 members

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Mario Montenegro

Dagohoy

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Tessie Quintana

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Rosa Rosal

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Tony Santos

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Alfonso Carvajal

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Gil de Leon

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Joseph de Cordova

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Ven Medina

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Frankie Gordon

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Jose Vergara

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Leroy Salvador

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Arturo Moran

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Natoy B. Catindig

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Mario Roldan

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Casmot

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Sim Pajarillo

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Mario Taquibulos

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Ezar Visenio

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Nora Dy

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Lorna Mirasol

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Antonio Medina

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