Tunay Na Ina Trailer

Tunay Na Ina Trailer (1939)

10 June 1939 Drama, Music 96 mins

Magdalena becomes pregnant because she was raped by Antonio. Before his death, her father gives up the baby for adoption, thinking that no man can ever understand her past. Magdalena is engaged to Roberto, a decent, well-off young man. Haunted by her conscience, Magdalena writes Roberto a letter, admitting her past. Her aunt, afraid that the wedding may be called off, intercepts the letter and hides it. Assuming that Roberto has accepted her in spite of her past, she marries him.

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Cast

Rosario Moreno

as Magdalena

Tita Duran

as Tita

Quiel Segovia

as Antonio

Nati Rubi

as Dona Luisa

Precioso Palma

as Don Alberto

Naty Bernardo

as Aling Anday

Crew

Lorenzo Barretto

Lorenzo Barretto Art Direction

Luis F. Nolasco

Luis F. Nolasco Production Manager

Bernie Nolasco

Bernie Nolasco Assistant Production Manager

Arthur Meehleib

Arthur Meehleib Sound Recordist

Cesar Silos

Cesar Silos Cinematography

International Titles

The Real Mother Trailer

International Releases Dates

Philippines 10 June 1939

Production Companies

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