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Silip: Daughters Of Eve - Double Disk Limited Edition (1985)
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Category: Foreign
Studio: Mondo Macabro
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125 mins

 
 

 

In the tradition of Japanese "Pink" cinema comes this shocking, violent and sex-filled movie that caused an outrage when it was screened at the Chicago Film Festival.

The film stars former Miss Philippines, the stunning Maria Isabel Lopez (in her most revealing role ever), Silip: Daughters Of Eve is an eye-opening example of raw and savage filmmaking from one of the Philippines' most innovative directors, Elwood Perez.

Set in the beautiful and remote countryside of Ilongo, the story tells of three young women and their struggle to come to terms with their own sexuality against a background of religious oppression and male brutality.