Huling Tawad (Last Haggle) – 180 Microcinema Festival.
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Saturday, February 04, 2012
Huling Tawad (Last Haggle) – 180 Microcinema Festival
Huling Tawad (Last Haggle) – 180 Microcinema Festival.
Narito ang ilang Komento:
"This short film challenges the individualized "perception" of the viewers. It raises this fundamental question: what lesson(s) on humanity the film delivers? I saw a "buyer" and a "seller" haggling on the price of the guitar. And yet, in a very subtle way, the Director implies a bitter-sweet "past" between the two principal characters. He then uses that item (guitar) as a medium/bridge/link in allowing these two individuals to cross path, meet in a new time and place, reconcile and patch up things under the spirit of forgiveness. Great "theme planning" on the part of the writer/director and a very realistic portrayal by two principal actor/actress." -Francis Banaynal
"Huling Tawad (Last Haggle) is a concise but multidimensional film. Breaking down scenes would reveal a meaning or two that support the story and each theme aspect [Somehow shows (a journey towards) Matthew 6:12 and the obvious, the difficult art of haggling (for love/courtship or a good guitar)]. It is visually, acoustically, and semantically meaningful." -April Hazel Gay Dela Cruz
"The story is simple but heartwarming naiyak ako....but forgiving the one you love for whatever misgivings he had done is all that matters....(ang pagpapaTAWAD ikanga ay higit pa sa TAWAD.)" -Josphine
"Brilliant short film! I loved the cinematography and setting, shows the realistic demographic." -Ralph Dela Cruz
"Wel-thought-of; It is really from the heart, Awesome!" -Oneeleventwo010
"Kakaiba ito ah. Pinag-isa yung paghingi ng tawad sa pagtawad sa presyo ng gitara. Ibig sabihin, may nakaraan sila. pwede pala yun? ok ah." -LJC Nelnav
"Great Job. Well done!" -Evelyn Mills
"Pretty good micromovie! Perfect." -Oneeleventwo010
"Heartwarming. The story goes straight to the heart, like a melody that goes straight to the ears of one's soul... and stays there." -Noel Barcelona
"Simple story! awesome!" -Palakanton
"Action speaks... it's meaningful! i love it!" -Oneeleventwo010
"A nice movie & commendable. Well done!" -Bert Parcon
"The film is made from the heart." -CJ Simple S. Bordeos
"Great Story." -Celia
"Scenes are very meaningful. well done." -Rogelio Decastro
"Meaningful" -Yhemhenz
"This movie inspired me to do more." -Amritagill
"Wow. #lasthaggle's has effectively shown in a short film every love story's bitter sweet reality... :)" -Zita Buena
"Very direct to the point - how the lady empathized with the customer who did not have enough money to buy the guitar. It was the start of a relationshiip that would last a lifetime. Very simple yet powerful message. Very humane. Less dialogue but powerful message." -William Ong
"Touched me." -Malou Nocedo
Meron pang halos isang (1) buwan na tatakbuhin ang kompetisyon. Kung kaya naman, nanatili ang aming paghingi ng suporta sa inyong lahat. Maraming salamat!
PLEASE VIEW-VOTE-SHARE!
HOW TO VOTE:
Thanks!
- Altair Macatiag
Letter from Altair Macatiag, Director of Huling Tawad (Last Haggle) – 180 Microcinema Festival.
Unang-una, sa ngalan ng buong cast at production team, nais kong iparating ang lubos na pasasalamat sa lahat ng nanood, bumoto at nagbahagi sa HULING TAWAD (Last Haggle). Sa kasalukuyan, meron na itong 1, 500 votes, 50 tweets, 150 shares, 103 others likeds at nadaragdagan pa.
Ang pagbibigay ng kaunting panahon upang ito ay mapanood-iboto-ibahagi, ay isang napakalaking tulong upang magkaroon ng tiyansa na magwagi sa kompetisyong ito at upang makagawa pa ng mga pelikulang pupukaw sa mga damdamin.
Nais ko din ibahagi ang ilang "Review" sa aming maliit na pelikula - ang Huling Tawad (Last Haggle), na sadyang nakakapagbigay kasiyahan sa aming mga damdamin.
Narito ang ilang Komento:
"This short film challenges the individualized "perception" of the viewers. It raises this fundamental question: what lesson(s) on humanity the film delivers? I saw a "buyer" and a "seller" haggling on the price of the guitar. And yet, in a very subtle way, the Director implies a bitter-sweet "past" between the two principal characters. He then uses that item (guitar) as a medium/bridge/link in allowing these two individuals to cross path, meet in a new time and place, reconcile and patch up things under the spirit of forgiveness. Great "theme planning" on the part of the writer/director and a very realistic portrayal by two principal actor/actress." -Francis Banaynal
"Huling Tawad (Last Haggle) is a concise but multidimensional film. Breaking down scenes would reveal a meaning or two that support the story and each theme aspect [Somehow shows (a journey towards) Matthew 6:12 and the obvious, the difficult art of haggling (for love/courtship or a good guitar)]. It is visually, acoustically, and semantically meaningful." -April Hazel Gay Dela Cruz
"The story is simple but heartwarming naiyak ako....but forgiving the one you love for whatever misgivings he had done is all that matters....(ang pagpapaTAWAD ikanga ay higit pa sa TAWAD.)" -Josphine
"Wel-thought-of; It is really from the heart, Awesome!" -Oneeleventwo010
"Kakaiba ito ah. Pinag-isa yung paghingi ng tawad sa pagtawad sa presyo ng gitara. Ibig sabihin, may nakaraan sila. pwede pala yun? ok ah." -LJC Nelnav
"Great Job. Well done!" -Evelyn Mills
"Pretty good micromovie! Perfect." -Oneeleventwo010
"Heartwarming. The story goes straight to the heart, like a melody that goes straight to the ears of one's soul... and stays there." -Noel Barcelona
"Simple story! awesome!" -Palakanton
"Action speaks... it's meaningful! i love it!" -Oneeleventwo010
"A nice movie & commendable. Well done!" -Bert Parcon
"The film is made from the heart." -CJ Simple S. Bordeos
"Great Story." -Celia
"Scenes are very meaningful. well done." -Rogelio Decastro
"Meaningful" -Yhemhenz
"This movie inspired me to do more." -Amritagill
"Wow. #lasthaggle's has effectively shown in a short film every love story's bitter sweet reality... :)" -Zita Buena
"Very direct to the point - how the lady empathized with the customer who did not have enough money to buy the guitar. It was the start of a relationshiip that would last a lifetime. Very simple yet powerful message. Very humane. Less dialogue but powerful message." -William Ong
"Touched me." -Malou Nocedo
Meron pang halos isang (1) buwan na tatakbuhin ang kompetisyon. Kung kaya naman, nanatili ang aming paghingi ng suporta sa inyong lahat. Maraming salamat!
PLEASE VIEW-VOTE-SHARE!
HULING TAWAD (Last Haggle) a film by Altair Macatiag & Divina Nova Joy Dela Cruz
OFFICIAL ENTRY TO THE 180 CINEMA FILM FESTIVAL 2012
HOW TO VOTE:
2. Scroll down look for log In>connect with: facebook/twitter/gmail/yahoo. Once you are connected, look for "Vote for This Film" (lower right side of the window, with a black square) click "VOTE" or the Black Square.
3. Leave a comment (Optional)
4. Share the link through facebook, twitter (hashtag #lasthaggle180), gmail, yahoo and other networking sites.
SYNOPSIS:
"A struggling musician scours the city in search of the perfect classical gu...itar and ends up in a small district of locally-made musical instruments. His pursuit leads him to a rare encounter that forces him to face an unfinished past."
Thanks!
- Altair Macatiag
Wednesday, October 03, 2007
Free Burma!
Clad in maroon tapestries and with shaved heads, charming monks who usually utter prayers quietly, lead a hundred thousand infuriated Burma citizens on the large streets of Yangon in a spontaneous protest against the aggravating economic conditions and the dictatorship of the regime.
The protest actions, which was recorded as the largest in 20 years, was spurred by the sudden and distressing oil price hike. Reports described the demonstrators occupying an eight-lane road on a one-mile stretch.
In a desperate attempt of the Myanmar government to quell the protests, the military raids monasteries and abducts monks. The monks and other civilians are now subject of military harassment, detention and killings.
Gathering people in the streets might not be their usual routine, but through this radical move, they remain true to their virtue: they’re calling for peace and freedom.#
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