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    Above the Clouds: Below Expectations

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    September 6, 2015

    by Heinrich Domingo For so long, many have attempted to present the exuding beauty of the Cordillera Mountains. There have been films which captured the heart of Igorot culture but none has succeeded to showcase the place’s visual magnificence more than Above the Clouds. It was breathtaking. Beyond words. The…

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    Bambanti (Scarecrow): Pounding on a Grain of Truth

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    September 4, 2015

    by Heinrich Domingo It is time for rural poverty to take the limelight. In this Zig Dulay’s masterpiece, he beautifully tells the story of a poor family set in the backdrop of abundant green rice fields and culturally rich Province of Isabela. He captures the essence of an Isabelino’s life…

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    Heneral Luna: Popularization of an Unfamiliar National Hero

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    September 2, 2015

    by Heinrich Domingo We are all story-tellers meddling with history. Our reading of the past is as personal as our preference of what is good and bad. The makers of Heneral Luna boldly write history from their own perspective without question or doubt. Banking on ingenious script, charismatic humor, and…

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    Lila and Eve: Viola Davis Can’t Save it All

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    August 31, 2015

    by Heinrich Domingo Her eyes full of tears, face sweaty, and mouth trembling – it was Viola Davis on a loving mother character. Her expression exudes artistry. It was just right and the director cannot demand for more. But we see Viola Davis not on a grand ballroom but on…

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    The Age of Adaline: Master of None

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    August 29, 2015

    by Heinrich Domingo History, beauty, and love are combined to create this film. Viewers see glimpses of the century-long past lived therein by one remarkable human being – a 29-year old Adaline. Behind all these seemingly complex elements, the film went from good to bad due to trying to be…

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