Maria Labo
2015 · 97 MIN · IMDB 4.8 · DIR. Roi Vinzon
Overview
A popular urban legend about a woman "aswang" who cooked and ate her two children. The legend is popular in the Visayas and in Mindanao
Dialogue Timeline — 1,039 lines
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00:02:13 It was based on a true story of an overseas Filipino worker.
00:06:45 -Okay, mom. Rosalinda. Pablo, come let's eat. Do that later.
00:09:14 I'm going to work abroad.
00:11:41 You won't be like that if you're okay.
00:14:26 It's just a bag.
00:17:43 Let's go.
00:20:47 Never mind. I also thought my savings wouldn't be enough.
00:22:39 Yes, you will be handling everything. You will be taking care of the house, too.
00:26:30 I still have a month before I go, why are we crying now?
00:29:50 You're right, hon. Even though I don't want to leave, I have to.
00:33:55 Yes, I'm living here alone. While my family is away and my wife died.
00:38:56 She's a Filipina.
00:42:49 Dine in? Takeout?
00:50:09 Bro, I'll go ahead.
00:53:29 But there's one more thing.
00:57:20 Rosalinda!
01:03:22 -You didn't catch me. What? Why me?
01:07:20 Have you eaten?
01:13:35 Is there anything scarier than your face?
01:15:32 What are you saying? Wait for me.
01:20:27 What's the matter here?
01:24:01 or thirst for flesh.
01:27:21 There's no monster anymore.
01:33:25 I know what to put on you.
Cast & Characters
Kate Brios
Jestoni Alarcon
Mon Confiado
Rez Cortez
Baron Geisler
Rey "PJ" Abellana
Sam Pinto
Miggs Cuaderno
Lenlen Frial
Dennis Padilla
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,039
Dialogue density10.7 lines / min
First line00:02:13
Final line01:33:25
Production Record
DirectorRoi Vinzon
LanguageEnglish
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