Acting
Mat Ranillo III
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Known For
Dyesebel · 1978Dyesebel
★ 8.01978
MovieDramaRomance
Dyesebel is unique among the merfolk for she is the only mermaid born of human parents from the surface world. A mermaid from birth, she is shunned by the superstitious due to her physical form. After her father is killed by an angry, superstitious mob, Dyesebel is taken to the ocean by her mother where she is sent into exile since her chances for survival are greater there than on land. The young girl-mermaid is found by Banak who adopts her and takes her to their kingdom where she is welcomed into their community.
Istokwa · 1996Istokwa
★ 8.01996
MovieDrama
Two teenage boys escape from their mothers and embark a journey that turns into a misadventure leading to self-discovery about themselves.
Rubia Servios · 1978Rubia Servios
★ 10.01978
MovieDrama
A woman becomes the object of obsession of a man who will stop at nothing to possess her.
Ama Namin · 1998Ama Namin
★ 8.01998
MovieDramaAction
The life and faith of a priest was put into test when his family was killed by the military who wrongly accused them of supporting the communist rebels. After being tortured by the military, he joined the rebels to avenge his family's death. Will he finally get the justice he never got when he was still a servant of God?
Palengke Queen · 1982Palengke Queen
1982
MovieComedy
A comedy market vendor captures the heart of a bachelor marketplace owner.
Tatapatan Ko Ang Lakas Mo · 1999Tatapatan Ko Ang Lakas Mo
★ 5.01999
Movie
Filipino film directed by Jose N. Carreon. Starring Lito Lapid and Ara Mina.
Masarap, Masakit... ang Umibig · 1977Masarap, Masakit... ang Umibig
★ 8.01977
MovieDrama
A wealthy couple’s sacrificing adopted son, Alonzo (Christopher de Leon) and wayward biological son, Alvaro (Mat Ranillo III) vie for the love of the same woman, Estella (Vilma Santos).
Angelita's Eyes · 1978Angelita's Eyes
★ 6.51978
MovieHorrorThriller
Mga Mata ni Angelita was written by Ricardo Feliciano and became a number one hit radio drama from 1974 to 1978. It was made into a film by Larry Santiago Productions and catapulted Julie Vega into fame.

















