Volunteer teachers from the city are afraid to teach in small, far-flung
 barrios because of the threat of the on-going war between the military 
and the rebels. This prompts Aaquil (Alfred Vargas), a farmer, to assume
 the work of the educator in their community. His students, some 
orphaned by the war, are unaware that Aaquil is actually illiterate. How
 has he managed to keep them from finding the truth? The story depicts 
how the cycle of anger and vengeance continues when education is ignored
 and neglected.
 Starring: Alfred Vargas, Miggs Cuaderno, Marc Justin Alvarez, Micko Laurente, Lou 
Veloso, Mon Confiado, James Blanco, Loren Burgos, and Kiko Matos
Written and Directed By: Perry Escaño 
Cinemalaya Film Festival 2017 runs from  August 4-13 at the Cultural Center of the Philippines and Ayala Cinemas. 


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