Iukit Mo Sa Bala is a 1994 Philippine action film directed by Pepe Marcos. The film stars Bong Revilla, Gabby Concepcion, Nanette Medved and Mat Ranillo III. 

In the 1950s, three men — Ponsoy (Tony Santos), Mesiong (Johnny Delgado), and Jamin (Ronny Lazaro) steal a suitcase of money from a plane that crashed in a Huk rebel-infested village. When the town mayor finds out, he devises a plan to steal the money for himself.

Elsa (Nora Aunor), a normal girl in the town of Cupang, gains healing powers after witnessing an apparition of the Virgin Mary, bringing miracles with corresponding consequences in the neighborhood.

Corazon dela Cruz (Nora Aunor), a young nurse planning to emigrate to the United States has her world turned upside down when her brother is fatally shot by an American soldier from a nearby military base.

After many years of imprisonment, Miguel (Ronnie Ricketts) is finally freed. On the day of his liberation, Miguel promises himself a clean and honest life to win back the family he has lost during his incarceration. 

Lando (Jestoni Alarcon) and Bobby (Victor Neri) are victims of an illegal recruiter, Celso (Robert Arevalo), so to get revenge, they will take his only child as a hostage.

Badong (FPJ) is an auto-repair-shop owner and a doting father to Joey (Judy Ann Santos), his pretty but tomboyish daughter. Protective father that he is, Badong disheartens every young man who tries to woo Joey. The real test in their father-daughter relationship comes when Badong meets and falls in love with a beautiful doctor. Thinking that she is losing her father's love to another woman, Joey agrees to go out with her boastful suitor to spite Badong.