Alicia Alonzo Movies

Idealistic graduates of the police academy battle crime in their city.

Badong (Eddie Garcia) takes his only daughter, Luisa (Melanie Marquez) from the province and took it to Manila.

Never in the history of Philippine movies has there been a film such as this: four sets of great stars, four great directors, in a story of life and...

Filipino director Willy Milan's first entry into the Maxsploitation sub-sub-genre.

A young couple's blossoming love against an adult romance gone sour.

An intense rivalry has always existed between Gladys and her older sister Maureen whom her parents had adopted before she was born. The father...

Irma (Dina Bonnevie) was the innocent wife who was caught in a web of evil woven by the people she loved. Confused, alone, and penniless, she had...

Mel Chionglo's directorial debut revolves around a mother and daughter who play the rules of the game in the world by selling their bodies for the...

Pido and Dida grew up inside an orphanage believing they are siblings. Maltreated by their adoptive parents, they run away and find themselves in a...

Two warring crime syndicate families fight bitterly for dominance to the last of their descendants. Obedient and respectful, Daniel Sorilla gives up...

Ompong who is really born and famous for his extraordinary laziness and not-always-funny stupidity was put into a hard challenge when he promised his...

The final chapter to the Mediavillo trilogy

Four people come together when they're touched by the Blessed Mother in this uplifting drama. Working on a documentary about the miracles of the...

A police goes undercover as an activist in a town in Sierra Madre looking to uncover the leader of the bandits that are wreaking havoc.

A simple love story between two souls, a beerhouse dancer and her lover, intensely in search for their place in the sun

Babette Gomez and her family just moved to the city. Meeting the neighbors, a man instantly hooked her. She is insterested. Only then that she...

A 1974 film starring Amalia Fuentes, Vic Vargas, and Alona Alegre