Sabi nga ni Direk John D. sa presscon lahat tayo na parte ng isang pamilya ay makakarelate sa pelikulang ito. Lalo na sa aspeto ng pag-aalaga sa magulang, ano ba ang paiiralin natin puso o utak? Ano ba ang uunahin natin ang ating mga sarili o ang ating mga magulang? Sino nga ba sa magkakapatid and dapat mag-alaga sa magulang? Ito and dilema ni Edsa sa pelikulang ito na isang babae na patuloy na lumalaban upang mabuo ang kanyang pamilya. Ang mga tao lang na hindi ipinanganak ang hindi makakarelate sa pelikulang ito.
Personally, sa tingin ko sobrang makakarelate ako dito kasi about parents ang story at nangyari din sa family namin iyon pagtoka toka sa pag-aalaga sa lolo at lola namin nung nagkaedad na kaya paniguradong kukurutin ng pelikulang ito ang psuo ko. I also like the heartwarming and engaging theme song of the film "Dressing Room (Blessed Me With You)" sung by the Summer Breeze.
EDSA
WOOLWORTH is the second film from the silver screen tandem of
comedienne-actor Pokwang and director John-D Lazatin. It has equal parts
drama and comedy that easily brings to fore universal values of love
and compassion among family members.
The ties that bind this family go beyond language, race, culture, food, and even blood.
Bound by a stubborn affection and the utmost respect for each other, despite their quirks and idiosyncracies – the Woolworth family stick together.
They go through a rollercoaster of life-changing experiences that define their decisions and their choices. With personalities that collide, they fight and bicker along the way, and yet there is a tenderness felt for one another that sneaks in even in the most mundane instances.
Starring: Pokwang, Ricci Chan, Steven Spohn, Lee O'Brian, Lee Robin Salazar, Prince Saruhan, Princess Ryan
Directed By: John-D J. Lazatin
The ties that bind this family go beyond language, race, culture, food, and even blood.
Bound by a stubborn affection and the utmost respect for each other, despite their quirks and idiosyncracies – the Woolworth family stick together.
They go through a rollercoaster of life-changing experiences that define their decisions and their choices. With personalities that collide, they fight and bicker along the way, and yet there is a tenderness felt for one another that sneaks in even in the most mundane instances.
Starring: Pokwang, Ricci Chan, Steven Spohn, Lee O'Brian, Lee Robin Salazar, Prince Saruhan, Princess Ryan
Directed By: John-D J. Lazatin
Edsa Woolworth hits all cinemas nationwide starting January 14 2015
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