Child of Sorrow Trailer

Child of Sorrow Trailer (1956)

"Realistic as life!" 20 March 1956 Drama, Crime 119 mins

A war hero forced to participate in a smuggling ring meets a prostitute in the postwar ruins of Manila.

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Cast

Rosa Rosal

as Tita

Vic Silayan

as Father Fidel

Leroy Salvador

as Soldier

Oscar Kesse

as Club Manager

Alfonso Carvajal

as Customs Officer

Johnny Reyes

as Army Doctor

Crew

Teody Carmona

Teody Carmona Art Direction

July P. Hidalgo

July P. Hidalgo Sound Engineer

Mike Accion

Mike Accion Director of Photography

Narcisa de Leon

Narcisa de Leon Executive Producer

T.D. Agcaoili

T.D. Agcaoili Story Consultant

Estrella Alfon

Estrella Alfon Story Consultant

Gumercindo Buencamino

Gumercindo Buencamino Executive In Charge Of Production

Felipe Austria

Felipe Austria Assistant Camera

Enrique Jarlego

Enrique Jarlego Supervising Film Editor

International Titles

The Ruins Trailer

International Releases Dates

Korea 31 May 2024

Philippines 20 March 1956

Production Companies

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