Peque Gallaga hospitalized due to complications from past health conditions | Inquirer Entertainment

Peque Gallaga hospitalized due to complications from past health conditions

/ 12:18 PM May 06, 2020

Peque Gallaga

Peque Gallaga (Image: Philippine Daily Inquirer/Bayani San Diego Jr.)

Award-winning filmmaker Peque Gallaga has been hospitalized due to complications from his past health conditions.

Gallaga’s fellow director, Lore Reyes, posted a statement from the former’s family on his Facebook page yesterday, May 5.

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“The family of Peque Gallaga would like to make this statement in regard to the news and [rumors] circulating about him,” it said. “Peque Gallaga is in the hospital due to complications arising from past health conditions.”

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Gallaga’s family also appealed for privacy “during this challenging time,” adding that they want to honor the filmmaker’s wishes, which are kept within their family.

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“They appreciate everyone’s message of love and concern but they would be grateful if this remains a private affair,” the statement added. “Thank you.”

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Gallaga is well known for his films such as the 1982 war drama “Oro, Plata, Mata,” the 1985 erotic thriller “Scorpio Nights” and the 1996 fantasy movie “Magic Temple.”  /ra

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