09/15/2016 06:05:18 PM
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She exactly portrayed the role of a defiant youngster, who suddenly fell romantically to a mysterious-yet-beautiful woman. And this happened at the time where being conservative was the dominating setup, with devotion to Sta. Clara, issues of old customs, and homosexuality plagued as a taboo, as well as same-sex relationships.
And this story might seemed like a ton of flashback devices, but is actually just part of how this flick rolled.
While themes depicting these items were gaining critical raves (and sometimes in accidentally bad taste), I must say Direk Sigrid Andrea Bernardo's narrative, though executed in sort of dimmed lighting manner, was a heck of a kind. It put the insightful light on balance, making it a memorable story to contemplate, a memorable film for the entire indie movie field during these years, and a mark on Malvar. Who would thought a 13-year old girl became successful portraying the character that was even more mature than expected?
Verdict: 8
Author: slickmaster | © 2016 september twenty-eight productions
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