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Ang Maestro 

Orphan Hernan becomes a ward of a fencing master and learns to be a skilful sword fighter. He crosses swords with the ruthless, Ignacio de la Vega who will stop at nothing until he has acquired the title "maestro".
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Orphan Hernan becomes a ward of a fencing master and learns to be a skilful sword fighter. He crosses swords with the ruthless, Ignacio de la Vega who will stop at nothing until he has acquired the title "maestro".

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Genre:Drama, Action
Directed By:Fernando Poe Jr.
Written By:Fred Navarro
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Runtime:148 minutes
Studio:FPJ Productions

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