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Unfaithful Wife 

Fidel tries to resume a normal life after the devastation wrought by his wife's death. He returns to his old friend Crispin and his wife Irene. A tentative effort with another woman fails, and Fidel finds himself in Irene's arms. That same evening, a young girl is brutally murdered. Fidel, unable to account for his whereabouts, is named the principal suspect, which later leads to his imprisonment. Crispin, meanwhile, learns of Irene's infidelity; his friendship is put to the test when Fidel escapes, gets wounded, and asks Crispin to kill him and put him out of misery.
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Fidel tries to resume a normal life after the devastation wrought by his wife's death. He returns to his old friend Crispin and his wife Irene. A tentative effort with another woman fails, and Fidel finds himself in Irene's arms. That same evening, a young girl is brutally murdered. Fidel, unable to account for his whereabouts, is named the principal suspect, which later leads to his imprisonment. Crispin, meanwhile, learns of Irene's infidelity; his friendship is put to the test when Fidel escapes, gets wounded, and asks Crispin to kill him and put him out of misery.

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Genre:Crime, Drama
Directed By:Peque Gallaga
Written By:Rosauro Q. Dela Cruz
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Runtime:139 minutes
Studio:Regal Entertainment

Cast

Director

Peque Gallaga

Director

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Michael De Mesa

Crispin

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Joel Torre

Fidel

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Anna Marie Gutierrez

Irene

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Romy Romulo

Kapitan

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Arbie Antonio

Renato

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Pen Medina

Villa

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Eugene Enriquez

Talko

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Mario Taguiwalo

Apeng

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Abbo Q. Dela Cruz

Lits

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Betty Mae Piccio

Rosa

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Lala Montelibano

Choleng

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