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Tag Archives: Gwen Zamora

Straight to the Heart: Giving love a bad name

18 Friday Mar 2016

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Angel Aquino, CineFilipino, comedy, drama, film review, gay, Gwen Zamora, independent film, Miko Matos, Movie review, nico antonio, philippines, Pinky Amador, romance, Vincent de Jesus

By Heinrich Domingo

With a badly written screenplay, Straight to the Heart was unable to hold together the many sub-stories it wishes to narrate. From HIV awareness campaign to gender fluidity argument, the film superficially discusses its advocacies and then immediately proceeds in tackling another topic. In the end, it became a mishmash of unexamined themes left lying on the floor with the filmmakers hoping that the audience picks them up before leaving the cinema.

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Apocalypse Child: Wondering while wandering

26 Tuesday Jan 2016

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Ana Abad-Santos, Annicka Dolonius, Apocalypse Child, Apocalypse Now, Ford, Gwen Zamora, Movie review, philippines, QCinema, RK Bagatsing, Sid Lucero

By Heinrich Domingo

Apocalypse Child is reserved for cinephiles who appreciate the undefined. It is not for all. It is not for those who seek reason in the plot, who search for a moral in the story, who don’t like being left behind by the flow of events. This is a film that will leave you with two options: love it or hate it.

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