Er Conde Jones 2011 ( 3.8)

The films tells the story of Count Jones (Bejamín Rausseo), a far cousin of Indiana Jones, who is called by the North American government, the Interpol and other international security agencies in order to find a strange mythologic object called "The Crystal Creole Ball", which, if captured by Venezuelan military leader, Er General (Chile Veloz), could lead him to win the upcoming presidential elections. To find the location of the mythologic ball, Count Jones needed to travel to Paris, Libano, Jordania, Egypt, the United States and finally Venezuela, in which most of the story happens. Throughout the story, Count Jones had to find his niece, Melissa Jones, who is also his love interest, and travel with her and his nephew Goyito (Honorio Torrealba Jr.), who finally betrays Jones and brings the ball to Er General.

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La Hija De Juana Crespo N/A

Between love and duty lies the life of Juana Crespo's daughter, Diana, who sighs with hope and indecision in the face of the advances of Gustavo, the leader of a criminal gang with whom she falls in love, and David, a detective who, through his delicate attentions, gradually wins her affection and consideration. Although Gustavo remains in her heart, Diana decides to marry David; however, shortly before the wedding, she breaks off the engagement to honor his feelings. However, her greatest fear materializes: she becomes pregnant with David's child, and her dreams of success are now at risk. Diana must decide between forming a single-parent family in a now more open society, without the prejudices and accusations her mother, Juana Crespo, endured when she decided to become a single mother, or succumb to Gustavo's insistence and trust that the love he professes for her is true.

My Friend the Terrorist, A Tale of Love and Revolution N/A

For the first 25 years of his adult life Jose Maria Sison was known to various degrees as the Fidel Castro, Mao Zedong, and Che Guevara of the Philippines. For the last 35 years of his life he has been living in exile, 10,000 km away from the bustle, the intrigue, the bribery and the squalor of Manila, in the tranquil medieval city of Utrecht, the Netherlands. In the 1960s Jose Maria Sison founded the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) and the CPP’s guerrilla-military arm, the New People’s Army (NPA), among other noble and nefarious activities that led to his Philippine passport being revoked in 1987. To the US State Department, the Philippine government, and some European authorities, Sison is a certified terrorist. With his wife Julieta de Lima (84) he lives a hand-to-mouth Spartan existence and yet they are the most charming couple. This is their love story: their love for each other, their love of country, and the love of many of their compatriots for them.