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Aug 7, 1981 · With Gina Alajar, Johnny Delgado, Dennis Roldan, Bongchi Miraflor. A persistent suitor is stabbed to death by Salome, the wife of a coconut farmer. From the simple crime of passion three conflicting versions of the truth are given - by Salome herself, by the people of the small fishing village, and by her own husband.
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- Drama
- Laurice Guillen
- 1981-08-07
Since appearing as a child actress in the early 1970s, Alajar has been a critically acclaimed actress. She has appeared in films such as Playgirl, Bayan Ko, Brutal, Salome, Mulanay, and has collaborated with directors such as Lino Brocka, Ishmael Bernal, Maryo J. de los Reyes, Chito S. Roño, Gil Portes, Marilou Diaz-Abaya, her directorial work ...
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Director, Story. Ricardo Lee. Screenplay. The story starts as a seemingly simple crime of passion, Jimmy, the persistent suitor, is stabbed to death by Salome, the young and pretty wife of Kario, an ordinary farmer. But as the story unfolds, conflicting versions of the crime are given.
Jul 4, 2013 · I love the excellent performance of Gina Alajar, the seductive images of cinematographer Romeo Vitug, the literary allusions of scriptwriter Ricky Lee, and the masterful direction of Guillen. I’m highly recommending this film that deservedly won the Best Picture Award over Kisapmata at the 1982 Gawad Urian Awards.
Salome is about the titular barrio girl (played with much versatility by a young Gina Alajar) who is married to a domineering man named Macario (Johnny Delgado). The film starts quite wonderfully with a pleasant montage of an early morning in a rural town, with roosters crowing, the bright sun glaring, and the waves steadily blanketing the ...
Synopsis by Eleanor Mannikka. Using the springboard of a true story, scriptwriter Ricardo Lee has fashioned three versions of a murder based on the accounts of the supposed killer, a woman named Salome (Gina Alajar). In her first account, she is seen running away from the crime holding a bloody knife in her hands, and tells the police she has ...
