The 70s

Year: 2002

Runtime: 128 mins

Language: Tagalog

Director: Chito S. Roño

Drama

Amanda and Julian struggle to raise their five sons amid Ferdinand Marcos’s repressive dictatorship. While the parents consider themselves apolitical, their children resent life under martial law, turning to activism or teenage rebellion to cope. When extremist violence strikes the family, Amanda is compelled to find her own dissident voice.

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