25 December 1985
1985 Filipino biographical film that tells the story of Roger "Bomba" Arienda, a radio commentator known for his strong anti-government stance and subsequent imprisonment during the Marcos regime. The film depicts his life before and after his detention, focusing on his political beliefs, family life, and the impact of his imprisonment.
Watch the official Bomba Arienda 1985 trailer in HD below or find more Bomba Arienda videos on Vidimovie.
Philippines 25 December 1985
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