Balik-Tanaw: A 20-minute feature film revolving around the theme of self-discovery
Balik-Tanaw is a 20-minute feature film that revolves around the theme of self-discovery. The underlying philosophy in the film is that in order for one to move on in life, one must forgive one's self for the mistakes of the past. This is seen through the experiences of the protagonist Rich who...
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oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:etd_bachelors-124812021-09-29T03:31:05Z Balik-Tanaw: A 20-minute feature film revolving around the theme of self-discovery De Guia, Therese Dy, Rachel Moll, Jason Balik-Tanaw is a 20-minute feature film that revolves around the theme of self-discovery. The underlying philosophy in the film is that in order for one to move on in life, one must forgive one's self for the mistakes of the past. This is seen through the experiences of the protagonist Rich who continues to dwell over his happy memories with his former girlfriend watching endlessly their home videos and day dreaming. The film employs a stylistic non-linear editing moving back and forth, juxtaposing events from different timelines to tell the story. 2007-01-01T08:00:00Z text https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_bachelors/11836 Bachelor's Theses English Animo Repository |
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Balik-Tanaw is a 20-minute feature film that revolves around the theme of self-discovery. The underlying philosophy in the film is that in order for one to move on in life, one must forgive one's self for the mistakes of the past. This is seen through the experiences of the protagonist Rich who continues to dwell over his happy memories with his former girlfriend watching endlessly their home videos and day dreaming.
The film employs a stylistic non-linear editing moving back and forth, juxtaposing events from different timelines to tell the story. |
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