The Entries in Guerrilla Filmmaking in Gensan

 
  FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY!!!! ^_^

You are invited to watch the special screening of the Guerrilla Film-making Short Film Entries of Gensan on December 2, 2012 at Br. Kames McKnight Auditorium, Notre Dame of Dadiangas University. Screening will start at 7PM.

FREE ADMISSION.... Let's support filmmakers of Gensan!
 
 
 
Stola is a story between two-childhood sweethearts that as they grew up they pursued different walks of life.

Bea, a successful woman realized that she fell in love with her childhood friend up to the point that she has to exert more effort to get the attention of Jake.


Jake, a good-looking guy has chosen the path to become a priest and engrossed with social concerns in his parish assignment as a young priest.

A day came that Bea confronted Jake about her feelings towards him. The past relationship is now a dilemma to a commitment and responsibilities of Jake.


Is there any possibility that Jake has to give up his commitment and responsibilities to respond to Bea’s demand? 
 



Medalyon is a story about Claire, a student whose resentment towards her father led to be an implausible vacation for Alex, her cousin, an apple of her father’s eyes. Believing that she always displeases her father, Claire made an act that she could also be like her cousin, that she too could have a “medalyon” but in an unlikely way imaginable.
 
 


A psycho-social episode which tackles the complexity of disorder termed as “pyromania”.

The drama underscores the statement of Samuel Wood, “Children follow what they saw in their parents because they believe it is acceptable and right” ,


The drama will unfold how candle can be an instrument to achieve pleasure and satisfaction when disorder strikes. It will reveal the inner behavior of two
individual with same behavioral pattern – the pseudo masochist meets the sadist.

It will envelope the audience on the adverse effect of having the behavior and not being properly handled.


The story will be shot in the urban and rural areas in SOCSARGEN. 
 
 
 
NENE is a story about the resentment of a seven-year old boy on the crimes of his elder brother. JIE-JIE’s (nene’s brother) misdemeanour, which eventually resulted to a heinous crime, is apparently a struggle of the afflictions of poverty but more as an influence of living in a slam community where poverty and crime unfortunately become a prevailing yet an ignored concern.

Nene’s innocence is ta
inted with so much guilt of his brother’s crime. One day, his worst nightmare came when a police officer forcibly arrests his brother for snatching a necklace- that is aggravated to an eventual killing of such a defenceless victim. It becomes more difficult for him to discern how could their own father seems impassive of the incident.

To end up in jail is the adverse yet a chance Jie-jie may have fallen into that would make him pay for his crime. But Nene continues to endure that unsolicited guilt. He feels obliged to atone for the sins his brother committed which he thought is the only way to release him from the torment of guilty conscience that keeps bothering him.
 
 
 
 

Goyak and his family live in the Badjao Village in a far flung poverty-stricken barangay of Bawing, located by the sea and miles away from the heart of the busy city.
All his life, Goyak sees that his family depends survival in the vastness of the sea. But the sea’s cruelty has changed its role - NOT as the source of LIFE anymore BUT as the source of DEATH. The turn of events forces Goyak to propel his waves to take refuge on the dry land, unaware of what the Anti-Mendicancy Law means and unmindful of his exposure to indignities and degradation of the society.
Will the sea waves drift Goyak safety ashore, or will they put an arm on him and push him towards the unfathomable depths of the ocean of perplexities and emptiness?  
 
 
 

Pukot is a short film of faith, hope, persistence and vulnerability of a fisherman whose life intertwines in the uncertainty of the sea.

Marcos and Benhur, the eldest son, work in a fishing company as laborers while Mirasol, the wife of Marcos, earns meager income from laundering and sewing shoes to support the daily needs of the family. Soon, Marcos and his son lost their job when their company
declared to shut down fishing operations. However, Benhur decided to continue fishing, in whatever way he could. So that the hope of the family revives until shortly, a tragedy happens.

The film amplifies the irony and the different layers of emotions, and like a netted fish, their life is restrain around and surround the complexities of a fisherman’s life. 
 
 
 

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