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Dagohoy

Dagohoy

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History

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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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Budget

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Revenue

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Status

Released

Original Language

Tagalog

Runtime

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Rating

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Release Date

04 June 1953

Country

Philippines

Cast

Mario Montenegro

Mario Montenegro

Dagohoy

Tessie Quintana

Tessie Quintana

Rosa Rosal

Rosa Rosal

Tony Santos

Tony Santos

Alfonso Carvajal

Alfonso Carvajal

Gil de Leon

Gil de Leon

Joseph de Cordova

Joseph de Cordova

Ven Medina

Ven Medina

Frankie Gordon

Frankie Gordon

Jose Vergara

Jose Vergara

Leroy Salvador

Leroy Salvador

Arturo Moran

Arturo Moran

Natoy B. Catindig

Natoy B. Catindig

Mario Roldan

Mario Roldan

Casmot

Casmot

Sim Pajarillo

Sim Pajarillo

Mario Taquibulos

Mario Taquibulos

Ezar Visenio

Ezar Visenio

Nora Dy

Nora Dy

Lorna Mirasol

Lorna Mirasol

Introducing

Antonio Medina

Antonio Medina

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