Jesus the Revolutionary (2002)
A man named Jesus takes on the ruling military junta.
Director:
Lav Diaz
Writer:
Lav Diaz
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Mark Anthony Fernandez as Hesus |
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Donita Rose as Hilda |
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Joel Lamangan as Col. Simon |
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Ronnie Lazaro as Miguel Reynante |
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Pinky Amador as Lucia Sarmiento |
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Ricardo Cepeda as Lt. Delfin Cordero |
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Tado as Tasyo |
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Orestes Ojeda as Col. Castor |
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Marianne dela Riva as Aling Sima |
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Dido De La Paz as Checkpoint Officer |
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Richard Joson as Carlo Montes |
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Lawrence Espinosa as Gen. Cyrus Racellos |
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Bart Guingona as Eddie Teves |
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Diding Andres as Woman at Checkpoint |
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Forsythe Cordero as Rebel Contact |
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Jojo Vinson as Mamasang |
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Bernabe Cordova as Military Doctor |
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Cris De Gracia as Nurse |
| Sound | Arnel Francia | Sound Engineer |
| Directing | Lav Diaz | Director |
| Costume & Make-Up | Ariel Cabugao | Makeup Artist |
| Writing | Lav Diaz | Screenplay |
| Production | Roselle Y. Monteverde | Supervising Producer |
| Art | Ronnie 'Jet' Villamor | Art Direction |
| Directing | Patrick Michael V. Balo | Assistant Director |
| Production | Lily Monteverde | Executive Producer |
| Writing | Lav Diaz | Story |
| Production | Mike Sandejas | Line Producer |
| Production | Ronald Monteverde | Supervising Producer |
| Crew | Romulo Araojo | Cinematography |
| Editing | Ronald Allan Dale | Editor |
| Sound | The Jerks | Music |
| Art | Yeye Calderon | Production Design |
