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Maging Sino Ka Man (1991) [N/A]

Release Date:
February 14, 1991

Original Title:
Maging Sino Ka Man

Genres:
Action | Comedy | Drama

Production Companies:
Viva Films

Production Countries:
Philippines

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 124

Overview from TheMovieDB

Monique is a popular singer disguised as Digna to escape from her stepfather and his stepbrother Gilbert, who slowly killed her mother and also wanted to kill her to seize their wealth. Gilbert and his father thought Monique is already dead until he met Monique in a restaurant as a waitress. Due to this, Gilbert hunts Monique to get her killed. While trying to escape Gilbert's men, she accidentally met Carding, a thief in Ermita with his sidekick Libag. Their love story begins while she stays with Carding's slum along with the kids Carding is taking care of. Gilbert and his father were later caught during police operations and Monique recovered her house and wealth. In the end, Monique keeps Carding's kids in her house and confirmed their love for each other.

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Production

Art Direction:
Danny Cristobas

Associate Producer:
Edith Manuel

Cinematography:
Sergio Lobo

Costume Design:
Rheez Chua
Jing Chua

Director:
Eddie Rodriguez

Editor:
Ike Jarlego Jr.

Executive Producer:
Vic del Rosario Jr.

Makeup Artist:
Dading Ravela

Music:
Jaime Fabregas

Producer:
William C. Leary

Production Design:
Manny Morfe

Screenplay:
Eddie Rodriguez

Story:
Eddie Rodriguez

Supervising Producer:
Eric M. Cuatico

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