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Mumbaki (1996)

ジャンル : ドラマ, アクション

上映時間 : 2時間 10分

演出 : Butch Perez

シノプシス

Joseph is a young doctor who returned to his hometown in the Mountain Province to bury his father, an Ifugao chieftain, who was killed during a tribal dispute. While there, he discovers his rich heritage and acquires pride in his being an Ifugao. Though the lure of a career in America remains strong, he is unable to resist the urge to help his village, which has resisted modern medicine and is now in the midst of a pneumonia epidemic and a civil war.

出演

Raymart Santiago
Raymart Santiago
Dr. Joseph Dumalilon
Albert Martinez
Albert Martinez
Carlos Bakayyawan
Joel Torre
Joel Torre
Dr. Felix Lorenzo
Rachel Alejandro
Rachel Alejandro
Dr. Nancy David
Ruby Moreno
Ruby Moreno
Aya Iyawan
Ace Espinosa
Ace Espinosa
Daniel Atiwan
Angel Aquino
Angel Aquino
Dolores
Ray Ventura
Ray Ventura
Apong Ginoldang
Pen Medina
Pen Medina
Ramon Atiwan
Edward Vergara
Edward Vergara
Johnny Dimalinon
Rolando Tinio
Rolando Tinio
Ngidulu
Randy David
Randy David
Ngidulu's Assistant

製作陣

Amado Lacuesta
Amado Lacuesta
Writer
Jaime Fabregas
Jaime Fabregas
Music
Manet A. Dayrit
Manet A. Dayrit
Editor
Eduardo Jacinto
Eduardo Jacinto
Director of Photography
Butch Perez
Butch Perez
Writer
Butch Perez
Butch Perez
Director

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