Alyas Sakay
Synopsis
The story of a barber from Tondo who led a pocket rebellion in Laguna against the American colonizers. To the ordinary people, the long-haired Sakay was some kind of folk hero, but to the American authorities he was a bandit, a murderer, a thief out to be captured and killed.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Ding M. De Jesus
- Screenplay & Story
- Ric Bustamante, Cecilio V. Pamintuan
- Original Title
- Alyas Sakay
- Country of Origin
- Philippines
- Spoken Languages
- Tagalog
- Runtime
- Unknown
- Production Studios
- Sampaguita Pictures
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Ding M. De Jesus
Ric Bustamante, Cecilio V. Pamintuan
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Ding M. De Jesus
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Frequently Asked Questions About Alyas Sakay
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What is Alyas Sakay about?
The story of a barber from Tondo who led a pocket rebellion in Laguna against the American colonizers. To the ordinary people, the long-haired Sakay was some kind of folk hero, but to the American authorities he was a bandit, a murderer, a thief out to be captured and killed.
Who directed Alyas Sakay?
Alyas Sakay was directed by Ding M. De Jesus.
Who stars in Alyas Sakay?
The principal cast of Alyas Sakay includes Fred Montilla, Gloria Romero, Mario Montenegro, Tito Galla, Tony Marzan.
When was Alyas Sakay released and how long is it?
Alyas Sakay was released in 1961 with a total runtime of Unknown.