For years, film preservationists listed Alexandra on "The Most Wanted" list of lost films. The original 35mm negatives were believed to be destroyed in a warehouse fire in New Jersey in 1991. For a long time, the only evidence of the film’s existence were three known copies: one at the Library of Congress (print-only, no sound master), one in a private collector’s basement in France, and one heavily worn VHS recording from a Seattle film festival.
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When Alexandra turns to her family for help, her highly conservative, moralistic mother, Inay (Liza Lorena), refuses to accept her circumstances and casts her out of the family home. angela perez alexandra 1986 movie
The “Angela Perez Alexandra 1986 movie” is more than a curiosity—it is a window into a specific moment in Philippine film history. A post-EDSA drama, a star vehicle for a talented actress, and a revenge story with social conscience, Alexandra deserves to be seen by modern audiences. If you are a fan of vintage Filipino cinema or simply appreciate powerful, raw storytelling, make it your mission to track down this rare film. For years, film preservationists listed Alexandra on "The