07 Nov 1951
Sisa
Gerardo de Leon's great revisionist film about one of Jose Rizal's most memorable characters, Sisa.
Dagohoy
Dedicated to the valiant Boholano hero Francisco Dagohoy, this film shows the real causes that impelled the Dagohoy Uprising.
1953
Top Billed Cast
Mario Montenegro Dagohoy
Tessie Quintana 
Rosa Rosal 
Tony Santos Alfonso Carvajal Gil de Leon 
Joseph de Cordova Ven Medina Frankie Gordon Jose Vergara Arturo Moran Mario Roldan Casmot Sim Pajarillo Mario Taquibulos Ezar Visenio Nora Dy Lorna Mirasol Introducing
Antonio Medina
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