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Capsule Film Review: ‘Ang Larawan, The Movie’ (2017)

“Ang Larawan, The Movie” is a film for Filipinos — something to treasure for its artistic and cultural initiative of pioneering the musical film adapted from the work of an acclaimed Filipino literary artist, no less than a National Artist at that.

Kudos to all those behind this ambitious cinematic endeavor, as the film, with both its strengths and forgiveable shortcomings, reflects the love and passion of the people who worked on it from start to end.

This period piece may not be your usual Hollywood flair full of superhero characters, cool stunts, and uber awesome special effects, but it is worth watching for the heritage and heart it brings to Philippine cinema, music, and literature. When it screens at the cinemas, watch it with an open heart, enjoy its musicality, and willingly look back to a time in our history when vaudevilles are like the movies of the present day.

#aportraitoftheartistasfilipino #nickjoaquin #anglarawan

Rianne Hill Soriano
Rianne is a director, writer, educator, and consultant in film and commercial productions. From mainstream essentials to independent flair, she knows the drill in making entertaining and well-meaning productions. She can lead a pack passionate about extreme action and technological edge; she can breathe an endearing and sentimental style for a team with a sweet disposition.
https://www.riannehillsoriano.com

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