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Continue reading →: Bingoleras: Women and the Church
By Heinrich Domingo Bingoleras is a critique of the Catholic Church and its views on women in the society. It presented loud, hypersexual, strong-willed women countering the church’s stereotypes. For a country that cannot separate religion and its state affairs, this film is helpful in making the public realize that…
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Continue reading →: Katok: Of street children and metaphors
By Heinrich Domingo The story follows the typical life of a young boy who begs on the street. His life is an everyday struggle as he hopes to survive each day. Yet, it was later revealed that his efforts were not only for him. They were meant to serve a…
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Continue reading →: Saan Man Ngunit Dito (Anywhere But Here): Of mature love and heartache
By Heinrich Domingo A couple confronts issues that have been bugging their relationship while doing their routinary mountain hike. They talk about their failure of not having a child and the consequent cracks this brought in their relationship.
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Continue reading →: Oktopus: Of stories and storytelling
By Heinrich Domingo Women at the eclipse of their lives talk about their remaining years. The recent death of their friend made them realize that dying is inevitable. With them in the conversation is a wise kid who helps them look back at their past, plan their future, and enjoy…
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Continue reading →: Chicboy: Hoping for more
By Heinrich Domingo With no memory of last night’s events, a closeted gay woke up beside a naked woman in an unknown apartment. He went berserk after realizing that he slept with a female. He could not stomach the thought of sleeping with the opposite gender. No one else knows…
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