+ Follow RUDY AND ANGIE Tag
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[Title] => Angels: In the clouds with feet on the ground
[Summary] => This review of Angels will focus on the most important aspect of filmmaking that is often taken for granted: filmmaking as a form of truth-telling.
Most films generalize experience. Rhetoric and razzle-dazzle push emotional truths into the background. Characters deliver sermons and spoonfeed a film’s ideas. Technical obsession reduces deep feelings into flashy camera movements or editing tricks. Angels refreshingly makes attempts to move away from these limiting presentations of life.
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[AuthorName] => Jan Philippe V. Carpio
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[Title] => My vision of angels
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A blind man, Rudy, gets off a jeep using his cane on the way down. The jeepney driver intentionally drops him off at the middle of the street, causing Rudy to struggle to find his way to the sidewalk. Asked by a passenger why the driver did such a mischievous act, the driver replied, "Mayabang e. Bulag na nga e, tignan natin kung mahahanap niya ang bangketa."
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Most films generalize experience. Rhetoric and razzle-dazzle push emotional truths into the background. Characters deliver sermons and spoonfeed a film’s ideas. Technical obsession reduces deep feelings into flashy camera movements or editing tricks. Angels refreshingly makes attempts to move away from these limiting presentations of life.
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[Title] => My vision of angels
[Summary] => A blind man, Rudy, gets off a jeep using his cane on the way down. The jeepney driver intentionally drops him off at the middle of the street, causing Rudy to struggle to find his way to the sidewalk. Asked by a passenger why the driver did such a mischievous act, the driver replied, "Mayabang e. Bulag na nga e, tignan natin kung mahahanap niya ang bangketa."
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