The Women of Malolos

The Women of Malolos

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The Women of Malolos

2014

1h 25m

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A musical docudrama about the brave and outstanding Women of Malolos to whom Jose Rizal addressed his famous letter in Feb 22, 1898.

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11 members

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Hazel Faith Dela Cruz

Basilia Tantoco

Hazel Faith Dela Cruz

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Jane Valderama

Mercedes Tiongson

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Karl Medina

Dr. Jose Rizal

Karl Medina

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Jervis Adriano

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Genevieve Reyes

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Zee Capacete

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Albert Aguilar

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Carlos Celdran

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Bong Enriquez

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Bem Sabanal

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Samantha Nicole Santiago

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