
Virgin Forest
War · Drama · Action
Overview
A story set in the Philippine Republic in the 1900s where a lass, a Spanish mestizo, and a fisherman are caught up by Macabebe soldiers who are trying to capture Emilio Aguinaldo.
Top Cast


Sarsi Emmanuelle
Sarsi Emmanuelle
Chayong
Sarsi Emmanuelle
Chayong


Miguel Rodriguez
Miguel Rodriguez
Alfonsito
Miguel Rodriguez
Alfonsito


Peque Gallaga
Peque Gallaga
Kamaggay
Peque Gallaga
Kamaggay


Pen Medina
Pen Medina
Macabebe
Pen Medina
Macabebe


Ama Quiambao
Ama Quiambao
Nana Isay
Ama Quiambao
Nana Isay
Jed Arboleda
Jed Arboleda
Fonseca
Jed Arboleda
Fonseca
Bruce Fanger
Bruce Fanger
Gallagher
Bruce Fanger
Gallagher
Robert Zwanziger
Robert Zwanziger
Snyder
Robert Zwanziger
Snyder
Turko Cervantes
Turko Cervantes
Macabebe1
Turko Cervantes
Macabebe1
Caloy Balasbas
Caloy Balasbas
Macabebe 2
Caloy Balasbas
Macabebe 2
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