The Philppines, 1972.
Mysterious things are happening in a remote barrio. Wails are heard from the
forest, cows are hacked to death, a man is found beeding to death at the
crossroad and houses are burned. Ferdinand E. Marcos announces Proclamation No.
1081 putting the entire under Martial Law.
I've been able to watch the premiere screening of Mula Sa Kung Ano ang Noon at the World Premiere Film Festival. Para sa akin na capture ng husto ng pelikula ang istorya na gusto ipakita sa loob ng 5 oras. Bilang manonood ipinasok ako ni Lav Diaz sa isang baryo na pinakita niya sa pelikulang ito. Hindi ko mahanapan ng butas ang istorya dahil ito ay buo at konkreto na maayos na nailahad.
The cinematography of the film is like a moving painting. The black and white color of the film adds emotion on what it would like to portray as a film. It's good to see this kind of film about a story in a remote areas during martial law. The story of the film is also fresh and raw for me. Mahuhusay ang lahat na nagsipagganap sa pelikulang ito and it's very challenging especially doon sa gumanap na may down syndrome. This film is worth of your time watching and truly a gem that we can keep on for film industry. A one of a kind film for those who like to see a different take of Filipino films.
I've been able to watch the premiere screening of Mula Sa Kung Ano ang Noon at the World Premiere Film Festival. Para sa akin na capture ng husto ng pelikula ang istorya na gusto ipakita sa loob ng 5 oras. Bilang manonood ipinasok ako ni Lav Diaz sa isang baryo na pinakita niya sa pelikulang ito. Hindi ko mahanapan ng butas ang istorya dahil ito ay buo at konkreto na maayos na nailahad.
The cinematography of the film is like a moving painting. The black and white color of the film adds emotion on what it would like to portray as a film. It's good to see this kind of film about a story in a remote areas during martial law. The story of the film is also fresh and raw for me. Mahuhusay ang lahat na nagsipagganap sa pelikulang ito and it's very challenging especially doon sa gumanap na may down syndrome. This film is worth of your time watching and truly a gem that we can keep on for film industry. A one of a kind film for those who like to see a different take of Filipino films.
My Verdict: 4/5
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| Cast and Crew of Mula sa Kung Ano ang Noon at Gala Night in World Premiere Film Festival |
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