Ang Tanging Ina
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| Ang Tanging Ina | |
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| Directed by | Wenn Deramas |
| Produced by | Elma Madua |
| Written by | Mel Mendoza del Rosario Keiko Aquino |
| Starring | Ai-Ai de las Alas Marvin Agustin Heart Evangelista Nikki Valdez Shaina Magdayao Serena Dalrymple Jiro Manio Alwyn Uytingco Tonton Gutierrez Jestoni Alascon Edu Manzano Dennis Padilla John Prats Kaye Abad Angelica Panganiban Introducing: Marc Acueza Yuki Kadooka |
| Music by | Jesse Lasaten |
| Cinematography | Sherman So |
| Editing by | Vito Cajili |
| Distributed by | Star Cinema |
| Release date(s) | May 28, 2003 |
| Running time | 95 min |
| Country | Philippines |
| Language | Filipino / Tagalog |
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Ang Tanging Ina is a 2003 Filipino comedy film, starring Ai-Ai de las Alas. The movie was the highest grossing locally produced Philippine film ever made, until it was surpassed by Kris Aquino's film Sukob, also produced by Star Cinema.
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[edit] Plot
Three dead husbands and twelve children to take care of. What is the modern day working mother to do? Ina (Ai Ai de las Alas) is completely clueless on how to be an income provider and a homemaker at the same time given her dwindling finances of her household. As she desperately hides from her children her efforts to make all ends meet, her children grow resentful of her as she becomes a part of their own problems, but it seems that her best are NEVER good enough. Funnily yet, Ina rallies her cause with all the courage she can muster- to be the best mother she knows how.
[edit] Cast and Characters
| Actress/Actor | Role |
| Ai-Ai de las Alas | Ina |
| Marvin Agustin | Juan |
| Heart Evangelista | Portia/Por |
| Nikki Valdez | Tudis |
| Carlo Aquino | Dimitri/Tri |
| Alwyn Uytingco | Pip |
| Marc Acueza | Sixto |
| Shaina Magdayao | Severina/Seven |
| Serena Dalrymple | Cate |
| Jiro Manio | Shammy |
| Yuki Kadooka | Ten-ten |
| Eugene Domigno | Rowena |
| Dennis Padilla | Eddie |
| Kaye Abad | Jenny |
| John Prats | Jeffrey |
| Pinky Amador | Gretchen's Mom |
| Mandy Ochoa | Gretchen's Dad |
| Angelica Panganiban | Gretchen |
| Edu Manzano | Tony |
| Tonton Guttierrez | Alfredo |
| Jestoni Alarcon | |
| Ricci Chan | |
| Rogine Buya | magnanakaw/shoplifter |
[edit] Sequel
- There will be a sequal to this film in 2008
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