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Diwata ng Karagatan

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The oldest surviving Filipino film produced by the "Father of Philippine Cinema," Jose Nepomuceno. The film tells the love story between Jose (Rogelio de la Rosa) and Ligaya (Mari Velez) who live contentedly on an island until a stranger named Wong comes with a gang of his men, wanting the lovely maiden for himself.

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