Dekada '70 (2002)A middle-class Filipino family struggles to survive in the era of dictatorship. Director:Chito S. Roño |
|
| 0Share... |
Dekada '70 (2002)A middle-class Filipino family struggles to survive in the era of dictatorship. Director:Chito S. Roño |
|
| 0Share... |
| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
|
|
Vilma Santos | ... |
Amanda
|
|
|
Christopher De Leon | ... |
Julian
|
| Piolo Pascual | ... |
Jules
|
|
|
|
Marvin Agustin | ... |
Eman
|
|
|
Carlos Agassi | ... |
Gani
|
|
|
Danilo Barrios | ... |
Jason
|
|
|
Ana Capri | ... |
Mara
|
|
|
Dimples Romana | ... |
Evelyn
|
|
|
John Wayne Sace | ... |
Bingo
(as John W. Sace)
|
|
|
Jhong Hilario | ... |
Willy
|
|
|
Tirso Cruz III | ... |
Evelyn's Dad
|
|
|
Marianne de la Riva | ... |
Evelyn's Mom
|
|
|
Carlo Muñoz | ... |
Rene
|
|
|
Kris Aquino | ... |
Student Leader
|
|
|
Orestes Ojeda | ... |
Dr. Rodrigo
|
A middle-class Filipino family struggles to survive in the era of dictatorship.
I admire the director of this movie for being able to make a dramatic film based on a ground-breaking novel. It really pays tribute to the Philippines' Martial Law history. I really felt the seventies in this film. Too bad, this one didn't qualify for an Oscar Award in 2002. But it doesn't matter at all. This is really and excellent film. Vilma Santos once again acted like a superior actress who kbows no bounds. Christopher de Leon was okay. All their children did a good job acting. I also admire the make up designers of the movie who made everything fit to the seventies: the house, the furniture, the clothes, the hairstyle, the fashion and etc. I also liked the ending as well and the soundtrack song. It was really touching.People who like based-on-history films should really watch this one.