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1991 Filipino film From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Hinukay Ko Na ang Libingan Mo! (English: I Dug Out Your Grave!) is a 1991 Philippine action film directed by Manuel "Fyke" Cinco from a screenplay by Ricky Lee, based on the comics of the same name by D.G. Salonga and serialized in Happy Komiks. The film stars Robin Padilla on dual roles.[1][2][3][4]
| Hinukay Ko Na ang Libingan Mo | |
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| Directed by | Manuel "Fyke" Cinco |
| Screenplay by | Ricky Lee |
| Story by | D.G. Salonga |
| Produced by | William Leary |
| Starring | Robin Padilla |
| Cinematography | Joe Batac Jr. |
| Edited by | Ruben "Tikboy" Natividad |
| Music by | Jimmy Fabregas |
Production company | |
| Distributed by | Viva Films |
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| Country | Philippines |
| Language | Filipino |
Anton has just married his fiancée, Vera, when an old man, Laroza, rapes his wife, mauls him and leaves him for dead. Elmo is an ex-convict who initially tries to take his share of inheritance, but inherits instead Anton's problems. He accepts this to repent for his sin, having accidentally committed patricide which left he and his twin to fend for themselves. While Elmo takes his time, Anton takes his vengeance in fruition.
Elmo tries to reconnect with his former life as a part of his vengeance for his twin, and along the way meets Vera, now going undercover by the name of Mariposa. Elmo would soon be reunited with Anton, long presumed dead, who is enraged at his sight that he decides to take the revenge in his own hands. Elmo's pregnant live-in partner, Janet, dies in an encounter with one of Laroza's thugs.
Anton and Vera abducts Laroza and his family. Anton orders Laroza's son to bury the old man alive. However, before Anton's revenge is fully exacted, a firefight ensues and Elmo comes to the aid of Anton and Vera. After the dust settles, Anton, Elmo and Vera emerge as the survivors, having killed Laroza and finally serving justice to all the wrongs committed by him.
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