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Bawal Mahalin, Bawal Ibigin
Manuel, an overseas worker, cheats on his wife with the wife of his boss. His life begins to unravel as his infidelity is revealed.
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Plot Summary
The film tells the story of two sisters, played by Alice Dixson and Gelli de Belen, who find themselves in complex romantic entanglements. Their lives are further complicated by the presence of a mysterious man, portrayed by Robin Padilla, who disrupts their established relationships and challenges societal norms. The narrative explores themes of forbidden love, sacrifice, and the consequences of passionate desires.
Critical Reception
"Bawal Mahalin, Bawal Ibigin" was a notable film in Philippine cinema during the late 90s, known for its daring portrayal of relationships and societal taboos. It garnered attention for its dramatic storytelling and performances from its lead actors.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its bold exploration of taboo relationships.
Noted for the strong performances of its lead actresses.
Considered a significant dramatic romance of its era.
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Fun Fact
The film was part of a period where Philippine cinema was exploring more mature and socially relevant themes, pushing boundaries in storytelling.
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