ANG PAGDADALAGA NI MAXIMO OLIVEROS (2005)
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MOVIE INFO
An effeminate 12-year-old who dutifully plays mother to his criminal father and older siblings experiences a crisis of conscience after befriending an honest Manila cop in the sophomore feature from director Auraeus Solito. A young innocent whose devotion to his family finds him taking the place of his own deceased mother, Maxi spends most of his days cooking and doing the household chores. In the evening hours, Maxi can often be found on the streets shopping and taking in a film at the local … More
- Unrated
- Art House & International , Drama
- Auraeus Solito
- Michiko Yamamoto
- Sep 22, 2006 Wide
- Aug 28, 2007
Unico Entertainment
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Film Review :
This
movie is one of my favorite because the movie itself mirrors the reality that
has been happening in the society. The characters was able to portray their
roles with so much confidence, even the extra roles in this movie did a very
god job. This movie touch my heart because of the characters themselves,
especially the family of Maximo which don’t have a decent job and probably the
viewers will always understand why the police wanted them to put in jail but at
the same time, viewers will understand why they have that kind of job. This
movie was somehow open my eyes on the reality behind living in the squatters
area, being a gay who have a family who don’t have a decent job and especially
turning between saying what’s the truth or not saying any words at all just to
cover your brother’s crime.
The presentation of the story is
very understandable even if there are shots which was not quite clear but
overall, the sequence of the story was organized properly. The location of the
film suits very well in this story. The introduction shots of the story was the
shots wherein Maximo was walking and in that first shot the viewers will
already have an idea.
I just love highlights of this movie
wherein the brother of Maximo killed someone and the scene wherein his father
die. I couldn't help but cry because you can feel the pain of seeing in your
own eyes the death of your father.
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