Kung Ako'y Mahal Mo Trailer (1960)

"Now they are happy in each other's arms—but how long will it be before the past catches up with them?" 05 November 1960 Drama, Crime, Romance 99 mins

Ramon is wrongfully imprisoned after killing a man who was attempting to rape a woman he witnessed while driving down a dark highway. That woman, Lydia, fails to testify in his defense and Ramon vows to never forgive that person ever again. Their fates become intertwined after both fall in love with each other, unbeknownst to their past accident.

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Cast

Nestor de Villa as Ramon Viola

Charito Solis as Lydia Amante

Bernard Bonnin as Virgilio

Lourdes Medel as Lumeng

Jose Vergara as Judge Amante

Perla Bautista as Amelia

Bella Lopez as Carmen

Arturo de Castille as Anselmo

May Villarica as Dory

Priscilla Ramirez as Aling Edad

Crew

Joseph de Cordova Screenplay

Consuelo P. Osorio Screenplay

Joseph de Cordova Story

Remegio Young Cinematography

Francisco Balangue Set Decoration

Polding Silos Music

Enrique Jarlego Editor

Narcisa de Leon Executive Producer

Teody Carmona Art Direction

Enrique Bautista Sound

International Releases Dates

Philippines 05 November 1960

Production Companies

LVN Pictures

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