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Film

Year Title Character/Role Production
2012 The Strangers Evelyn Quantum Films
2012 Just One Summer Juliet GMA Films
2010 Ang Tanging Ina Mo (Last na 'To!) President Ren Constantino Star Cinema
2010 Super Inday and the Golden Bibe Monina Regal Films
2010 Hating Kapatid Mother of Rica and Cecil Viva Films
2010 Noy Letty Star Cinema
2010 Here Comes The Bride Doris Star Cinema
2009 When I Met You Chonching GMA Films & Regal Films
2008 Ang Tanging Ina Ninyong Lahat Ren Constantino Star Cinema
2008 Boses Amanda
2008 Manay Po 2: Overload LuzViMinda Catacutan Regal Films
2007 Pi7ong Tagpo
2007 Foster Child Thelma Seiko Films
2006 Wag Kang Lilingon: Salamin Aling Rosing Star Cinema & Viva Films
2006 First Day High Indi's Mom Star Cinema
2006 Twilight Dancers Madam Loca Viva Films
2006 Manay Po LuzViMinda Catacutan
2006 Kaleldo Jesusa Viva Films
2006 I Wanna Be Happy Rory
2005 Ako Legal Wife Patty Regal Films
2005 Pinoy/Blonde
2005 Bikini Open Susan
2005 Bahay ni Lola 2 Tita Belle
2002 American Adobo Mike Star Cinema
2000 Tanging Yaman Nanette Star Cinema
1998 Hiling Star Cinema
1997 Batang PX Star Cinema
1997 Ama, Ina, Anak Star Cinema
1995 Hataw Na Star Cinema
1995 Buhay Ng Buhay Ko Regal Films 1996 Baby Love Regal Films
1993 Makati Avenue (Office Girls) Cheng Rodrigo Regal Films
1992 Patayin Si Billy Zapanta Veka Salvador Omega Releasing Organization
1992 Hiram na Mukha Viva Films
1991 Kailan ka Magiging Akin Lourdes Vision Films
1991 Lumaban Ka Sagot Kita Viva Films
1991 Hinukay ko na ang Libingan mo Janet Viva Films
1991 Robingood Alexis Viva Films

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