MANILA, Philippines - Bullying starts as a subtle and casual form of child abuse. As such, an increased consciousness of one’s interaction with the young is a good step to prevent it. This was aired in a discussion following a community screening of Boses.
Boses is a multi-awarded Indie film featuring the poignant story of a mute boy who experiences healing in a shelter, helped by a friendship with a violinist who leads him to discover his musical gift. It was first shown five years ago in select venues but gets the opportunity to be shown nationwide at SM Cinemas on July 31.The film stars two real-life violinists: multi-awarded Coke Bolipata and child prodigy Julian Duque, and receives great support from veterans Ricky Davao, Cherry Pie Picache and Meryll Soriano.
The film is a collaborative work of director Ellen Ongkeko-Marfil, writers Froi Medina and Rody Vera, cinematographer Nap Jamir, production designer Bianca Gonzalez with musical direction by Bolipata and score from pianist Jourdann Petalver.
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