GLORIA DIAZ AND PRISCILLA ALMEDA

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                    [Summary] => The first thing you can say about Lav Diaz’s Batang West Side is that it is five hours long.


This fact makes the film unique among all Filipino films; it also makes Diaz’s work difficult to screen – at 300 minutes, the film can only be shown twice a day, with thus less income earned per day. 


"We should use specialized marketing, "Diaz notes. "This isn’t a mass-market commercial film. It needs a different kind of selling strategy."


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                    [AuthorName] => Noel Vera
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Ready for the longest film in Philippine history?

By Noel Vera | December 1, 2001 - 12:00am

The first thing you can say about Lav Diaz’s Batang West Side is that it is five hours long. This fact makes the film unique among all Filipino films; it also makes Diaz’s work difficult to screen –...

Entertainment