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All 36 Coco Martin Movies (in Order)
Get ready to dive into the world of Coco Martin as we bring you an exciting roundup of his movie collection! From blockbuster hits to heartfelt indies, we’ve got you covered in this entertaining guide to the much-loved actor’s movie career. Whether you’re a long-time fan or just discovering the incredible talent that is Coco Martin, prepare to be amazed as we share our top picks of his films.
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1. Ang agimat: Anting-anting ni Lolo (2002)
Ang agimat: Anting-anting ni Lolo” is a 2002 Filipino action-adventure family film that tells the story of a living statue named Rizal, who becomes the unlikely guardian of a magical broom. When a young boy named Lolo discovers the broom, he embarks on an adventure to uncover its supernatural powers and protect his family from a nightmare that threatens their safety.
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2. The Masseur (2005)
The Masseur” is a powerful and gripping film that explores the complexities of familial and societal expectations. Set in the Philippines, the story revolves around Iliac, a talented masseur working in a massage parlor where the clients expect more than just a shoulder kneading and back rub. When Iliac’s father passes away, he finds himself torn between his profession and his family, who struggle to reconcile his job as a sex worker with their own values.
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3. Kaleldo (2006)
Kaleldo, a heartfelt drama directed by the renowned Brillante Mendoza, takes us to post-disaster Guagua, Pampanga, Philippines on the eve of the eruption of Mt. Pinatubo. Set seven summers after the devastating event, the poignant tale revolves around woodcarver Rodolfo “Mang Rudy” Manansala and his three daughters, who grapple with the harsh realities of life amidst the relentless elements.
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4. Ataul: For Rent (2007)
Ataul: For Rent” is a powerful, satirical drama film set in the heart of a poverty-stricken slum, where the lives of its inhabitants intertwine in a captivating narrative. The central focus of the story is a live-in couple who own a small-scale funeral parlor, offering coffins in four different sizes - small, medium, large, and extra.
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5. Tambolista (2007)
Tambolista, ” directed by Adolfo Alix Jr. , tells the poignant story of a young boy named Tandan (Jiro Manio) who dreams of being a tambolista, a male entertainer known for flamboyant costumes and dancing skills, much like a Filipino male version of a cabaret performer. Set against the backdrop of poverty and despair, the film delves into Tandan’s struggle to realize his aspirations amidst societal pressure and family expectations. Coco Martin (as a charismatic talent agent) and Sid Lucero (as a caring father) join Manio’s stellar performance, making “Tambolista” an emotional and thought-provoking journey.
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6. Tirador (2007)
In the grime-filled streets of Manila, a city notorious for its crime and corruption, the lives of teenage hoodlums and petty thieves unfold in the exhilarating thriller, Tirador. Director Brillante Mendoza masterfully captures the raw energy and unrelenting violence of this urban jungle through the lens of cinema verite.
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7. Foster Child (2007)
Foster Child” (2007) is a powerful and emotion-laden drama that delves into the bleak world of the Philippine foster care system. The narrative focuses on the untold stories and struggles of the children and social workers battling against the odds to make a difference. Filmed with impeccable attention to detail, the film masterfully captures the essence of the state of foster care in the country, making it a compelling and thought-provoking watch.
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8. Siquijor: Mystic Island (2007)
Siquijor: Mystic Island” is a gripping drama with a twist of horror that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Set in the mystical island of Siquijor in the Philippines, the story takes an intriguing turn when a popular horror show, HILAKBOT, hosted by GBS Network, starts to explore the uncharted realms of primetime television.
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9. Batanes (2007)
Batanes” is a touching tale of love, adventure, and self-discovery, set against the picturesque backdrop of the eponymous Philippine province. When pampered city-dweller Pam meets the alluring Ivatan Rico in Manila, their whirlwind romance leads Pam to make a life-changing decision: to leave her stressful urban life behind and join Rico on his journey to a simpler, more meaningful existence. As Pam embarks on this new adventure, she must confront her fears and learn to adapt to the unique challenges of life in the Ivatan community.
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10. Jay (2008)
Jay, ” a riveting film from 2008, explores the lives of two protagonists with the same name, one living and the other dead. The living Jay produces a documentary about his deceased counterpart, a gay teacher who met a brutal end. As the living Jay delves into the late teacher’s life, he discovers hidden truths and forbidden love.
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11. Condo (2008)
Experience the thrills of an urban drama with a metaphysical twist in the 2008 film “Condo. ” Filmed in the Philippines, this unique title captures the essence of a high-stakes game that unfolds in the confined quarters of a luxury apartment complex.
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12. Service (2008)
Service, ” a 2008 drama romance film directed by Brillante Mendoza and written by Armando Lao and Boots Agbayani Pastor, delves into the multifaceted lives of the Pineda family. The narrative unfolds within the confines of a run-down movie theater where they grapple with issues concerning bigamy, unwanted pregnancies, possible incest, and skin infections.
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13. Next Attraction (2008)
Next Attraction” is a raw and emotional drama that follows a young man’s journey of self-discovery, as he navigates the complexities of love and identity. Set in the vibrant city of Manila, the film explores a unique coming-of-age story, as the protagonist embarks on a new chapter in his life and experiences love for the first time with a man.
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14. Daybreak (2008)
Daybreak” (2008) is a short, yet intense romantic drama that tells the story of two men who spend one night together contemplating the future of their relationship. Set entirely within a big white vacation house in Tagaytay, Cavite, the movie offers a voyeuristic glimpse into the lives of its characters. With a runtime of just 1 hour and 15 minutes, “Daybreak” packs an emotional punch in its limited time span.
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15. Butchered (2009)
Step into the world of crime, drama, and horror in “Butchered” (2009), also known as “Kinatay. ” This gripping film, directed by Brillante Mendoza and written by Armando Lao, follows the story of a young man seeking to marry the woman he loves. To do so, he takes on a job that pays $2,000 - but soon realizes this work involves an act of violence.
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16. Biyaheng lupa (2009)
Biyaheng lupa” is a poignant drama film set in the Philippines and directed by Armando Lao. The movie, released in 2009, follows a bus journey from bustling urban Manila to the southeastern countryside, carrying a diverse group of passengers each with their unique personal story.
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17. Only Yours (2010)
Only Yours” is a heartfelt Filipino drama film released in 2010, directed by Laurice Guillen and written by Ricky Lee, Anna Karenina Ramos, and Ralph Jacinto Quiblat. The movie features a talented ensemble cast, including Lorna Tolentino, Christopher De Leon, and Bea Alonzo.
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18. Noy (2010)
Noy” (2010) is a riveting drama film that follows the story of a struggling father named Noy (Coco Martin), who turns to deceit in order to provide for his family. Posing as a TV journalist, he is tasked to create a documentary about the 2010 Philippines national elections, while following the political journey of senator Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III (the top presidential contender).
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19. Sta. Niña (2012)
Sta. Niña” is a riveting drama film, released in 2012, filled with suspense and emotional depth. Starring Coco Martin, Alessandra De Rossi, and Anita Linda, this movie is brought to us by the talented director, Manny Palo, and writer duo Liza Magtoto and Manny Palo. Set in the Philippines, the plot revolves around a man who discovers a coffin containing the almost perfectly preserved remains of his child, sparking a miraculous belief that she could be a saint.
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20. Captive (2012)
In “Captive, ” an intense drama and thriller film, viewers are drawn into the world of the Dos Palmas kidnappings, a horrifying hostage crisis that took place in the southern Philippines. The story follows the lives of the hostages, whose survivors were finally freed after a harrowing year in captivity.
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21. Born to Love You (2012)
Born to Love You” is a heartwarming and hilarious romantic comedy set in the Philippines, where poverty, love, and fate intertwine. The story follows the life of a poor yet resilient young woman named Mylene (played by Angeline Quinto), who dreams of a brighter future for herself and her siblings. Driven by her unwavering spirit, Mylene enters singing contests to earn a living, capturing the attention of a talented photographer named Ethan (portrayed by Coco Martin).
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22. 24/7 in Love (2012)
24/7 in Love” is a heartwarming Filipino romance film released in 2012. The movie weaves together seven love stories, each one brought to life by a dedicated girl’s pursuit to win the heart of her dream crush. The film humorously explores the journey of love and romance as it connects the tales of these seven distinct love affairs.
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23. A Moment in Time (2013)
A Moment in Time” is a heart-warming, moving tale of love, loss, and redemption. The story follows a talented but struggling artist (played by award-winning actor Coco Martin) who embarks on a journey to Amsterdam in an attempt to win back the heart of the woman he deeply loves (Julia Montes). As he navigates through the maze of love, art, and personal growth, he finds himself drawn to an enigmatic twin (Gabby Concepcion) who challenges his understanding of love and the world around him.
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24. Feng Shui 2 (2014)
Feng Shui 2, a 2014 Filipino horror, mystery, and thriller film, brings back the chilling tale of the Bagua mirror and its deadly curse. In the time that has passed since Joy first encountered the mirror, another individual named Lester discovers it and experiences the same harrowing encounters. Joy, now tasked with helping Lester, must unravel the enigma behind the mirror and face the sinister consequences that befall those who become entangled in its web.
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25. Ari: My Life with a King (2015)
Ari: My Life with a King, ” directed by Carlo Catu and written by Robby Tantingco, is a captivating drama film set in the Philippines, released in 2015. The movie, which stars Ronwaldo Martin, Francisco Guinto, and Cecile Yumul, showcases the complex and unconventional relationship between Ari and King Miguel.
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26. Beauty and the Bestie (2015)
Beauty and the Bestie” is a thrilling action-comedy-drama film that premiered in 2019. Directed by Wenn V. Deramas and written by Mel Mendoza-Del Rosario and Enrico C. Santos, the movie features beautiful visuals and exciting scenes guaranteed to keep you on the edge of your seat.
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27. You’re My Boss (2015)
Experience the heartwarming tale of ‘You’re My Boss’, a delightful blend of comedy and romance set in the Philippines. Toni Gonzaga and Coco Martin lead the cast as they navigate through the intricacies of office politics and relationships. As the story unfolds, a woman seeking acceptance, love, and belonging discovers what she’s looking for in an unexpected friend - her personal assistant.
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28. Ordinary People (2016)
Ordinary People” (2016) tells the story of Jane and Aries, two teenage parents struggling to make ends meet by resorting to theft on the streets. Their life takes a dramatic turn when fate cruelly strikes back at them, forcing them to confront the harsh realities of their choices.
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29. The Super Parental Guardians (2016)
The Super Parental Guardians” is a hilarious comedy film from the Philippines, released in 2016 and directed by Joyce Bernal. The movie follows the journey of a young gay man, accepting guardianship of his friend’s two children after her tragic murder. As the brother searches for the killer, the new guardian learns the true meaning of love, family, and parenthood.
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30. Padre de Familia (2016)
Padre de Familia” is a heart-wrenching drama film directed by Adolfo Alix Jr. and written by Coco Martin, Ralston Jover, and Alix Jr. The film, released in 2016, stars Nora Aunor, Coco Martin, and Anita Linda.
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31. Ang Panday (2017)
Ang Panday” is an exhilarating Filipino action-adventure fantasy film that premiered in 2018. Directed by Coco Martin and written by Carlo J. Caparas, Steve Gan, and Rian Hernandez, this captivating movie is brought to life by CCM Film Productions, Star Cinema, and Viva Films.
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32. Jack Em Popoy: The Puliscredibles (2018)
Jack Em Popoy: The Puliscredibles” is a delightful, action-packed comedy film starring Vic Sotto, Maine Mendoza, and Coco Martin. Set in the Philippines, this high-energy movie follows the adventures of a trio of relentless police officers - Jack, Emily, and Popoy - who are determined to protect their community and uphold the law. With their charismatic personalities, these three dedicated officers will stop at nothing to ensure that their neighborhood remains crime-free.
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33. 3pol Trobol Huli Ka Balbon (2019)
3pol Trobol Huli Ka Balbon, a heart-pumping adventure directed by Coco Martin, is a thrilling tale of action, comedy, and suspense. The film, set in the Philippines, is about Apollo, an agent who discovers a mysterious anomaly in his agency. As he investigates, the Executive Director is ambushed, but he manages to pass on crucial information to Apollo before his untimely demise.
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34. Love or Money (2021)
Love or Money” is a charming Filipino drama comedy, released in 2021, under the direction of Mae Czarina Cruz and bringing us a compelling story written by Crystal S. San Miguel. The 1 hour 56-minute film follows the characters Leon and Angel, both played by talented stars Coco Martin and Angelica Panganiban, amidst the whirlwind of emotions that arise due to their shared attraction.
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35. Feast (2022)
Feast, ” or simply known by its original title “Apag, ” is a riveting crime drama set in the Philippines, directed by renowned filmmaker Brillante Mendoza and written by Ayu Martinez. The movie’s run time is 1 hour and 44 minutes and stars Coco Martin, Gladys Reyes, and Lito Lapid.
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36. Labyu with an Accent (2022)
In the enchanting world of “Labyu with an Accent, ” two individuals, Gabo and Trisha, find themselves inexorably drawn together, despite their contrasting backgrounds. Born and raised in the Philippines, Gabo has been toiling away at various jobs to make ends meet. On the other hand, Trisha, who spent two decades living in the United States, returns to her homeland, searching for a sense of belonging.
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