Angela Markado

About This Movie

Angela Markado is a raw, gritty portrayal of survival in the underbelly of Manila. The film drags you into a world where Angela, a waitress, unknowingly crosses paths with a gang that exploits young women. It's dark, for sure; the pacing is languid, almost suffocating at times, allowing the tension to build as each interaction unfolds. You can feel the oppressive atmosphere, thick with desperation. The performances have a certain rawness—Angela's plight feels painfully real. What's striking here is the unflinching look at exploitation, making it uncomfortable but thought-provoking. Not a film for the faint of heart, but definitely a piece that showcases a certain era of Filipino cinema.

Explores themes of exploitation and survival. · Features a raw portrayal of Manila's underbelly. · Languid pacing builds a unique tension.