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Oro, Plata, Mata (Spanish: Gold, Silver, Death) is a 1982 Philippine historical war drama film co-written and directed by Peque Gallaga. The screenplay written and adapted by José Javier Reyes was based on the story developed by Gallaga, along with Mario Taguiwalo and Conchita Castillo.
Nov 28, 2021 · In a previously published article on Realliving.com.ph, one of the most common building superstitions followed in the Philippines involves determining the number of steps in a staircase through the words “Oro, Plata, Mata,” which translate to “Gold, Silver, and Death,” respectively.
Jan 27, 1982 · A classic film by Peque Gallaga about two wealthy families coping with the Japanese occupation in the Philippines. The title refers to the Spanish phrase for gold, silver and death, reflecting the themes of the story.
Oro, Plata, Mata | Netflix. Noong World War II, dalawang mayamang pamilya ang tumakas sa lalawigan para magtago sa mga Hapon. Tumagal ang digmaan kaya nilabanan ng refugees ang pagkabagot, tumulong sa mga gerilya at walang nagawa sa unti-unting pagguho ng mundo nila.
Peque Gallaga’s Oro, Plata, Mata (1982) begins with an image of affluence, subverting Filipino cinema’s tendency to represent poverty. Long takes tour us around the Ojeda’s mansion as they celebrate their eldest daughter’s debut with their fellow hacienderos (wealthy and exploitative landowners).
A Filipino war drama about two aristocratic families coping with the Japanese occupation and the guerillas. The film follows their struggles, losses, and changes in a turbulent time.
Watch Oro, Plata, Mata | Netflix. As World War II rages in the Philippines, two wealthy families seek refuge together, only to flee deep into the mountains — and into madness. Watch trailers & learn more.
