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    Group 3 (Film Critique)

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    The film "Kunwari si Kikoy" follows the main character Kikoy as he reminisces about his past memories before his death. Kikoy remembers his childhood friend Mia and how her death affected him, causing him to become depressed and withdrawn. As Kikoy falls asleep in class, he begins teleporting to places from his past and is reminded of memories, including being diagnosed with a brain tumor. This leads Kikoy to break down and realize he has passed away. The film ends with Kikoy and Mia reunited in the afterlife. The director Helena Sarte creates a visually captivating film and the lead actor skillfully portrays Kikoy's emotions.

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    The film "Kunwari si Kikoy" follows the main character Kikoy as he reminisces about his past memories before his death. Kikoy remembers his childhood friend Mia and how her death affected him, causing him to become depressed and withdrawn. As Kikoy falls asleep in class, he begins teleporting to places from his past and is reminded of memories, including being diagnosed with a brain tumor. This leads Kikoy to break down and realize he has passed away. The film ends with Kikoy and Mia reunited in the afterlife. The director Helena Sarte creates a visually captivating film and the lead actor skillfully portrays Kikoy's emotions.

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    The film "Kunwari si Kikoy" follows the main character Kikoy as he reminisces about his past memories before his death. Kikoy remembers his childhood friend Mia and how her death affected him, causing him to become depressed and withdrawn. As Kikoy falls asleep in class, he begins teleporting to places from his past and is reminded of memories, including being diagnosed with a brain tumor. This leads Kikoy to break down and realize he has passed away. The film ends with Kikoy and Mia reunited in the afterlife. The director Helena Sarte creates a visually captivating film and the lead actor skillfully portrays Kikoy's emotions.

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    Group 3 (Film Critique)

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    Alfeona Maaño
    The film "Kunwari si Kikoy" follows the main character Kikoy as he reminisces about his past memories before his death. Kikoy remembers his childhood friend Mia and how her death affected him, causing him to become depressed and withdrawn. As Kikoy falls asleep in class, he begins teleporting to places from his past and is reminded of memories, including being diagnosed with a brain tumor. This leads Kikoy to break down and realize he has passed away. The film ends with Kikoy and Mia reunited in the afterlife. The director Helena Sarte creates a visually captivating film and the lead actor skillfully portrays Kikoy's emotions.

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    GROUP 3: FILM CRITIQUE by the story

    "Kunwari si Kikoy"

    Plot:
    The film revolves around Kikoy, the main character, and his life as he reminisces about his
    past memories that lead to his death. Kikoy remembers his late childhood friend, Mia, and
    how her death affected his mental state. He became depressed and non-consolable to the
    point that he would not interact, speak to his classmates, nor show emotion. Kikoy falls
    asleep inside their classroom and wakes up, surprised as it seemed like he was
    non-existent. He leaves the classroom and proceeds to "teleport" to different places of his
    past as he remembers the memories that had happened in those places. He was reminded
    of his past, the positive memories and even those that he did not want to remember---how
    he was diagnosed with a brain tumor and how they could not do anything to stop it from
    spreading. This leads to Kikoy, breaking down and realizing that he had already passed
    away. The film then transitions to a memory of Kikoy and Mia, as Mia promises to wait for
    Kikoy no matter how long he takes. The film ends with Kikoy and Mia, together in the
    afterlife. "Hintayan sa langit", as stated in the film.

    Directing:
    Helena Sarte as a director of the film entitled "Kunwari Si Kikoy" is a visually captivating and
    imaginative production that makes us as an audience more interested. The director's vision
    of bringing this fantastic short film is commendable, and there are several notable messages
    from the film that we can apply in the real world.

    Acting:
    "Kunwari si Kikoy" is a short film featuring excellent acting skills that enhance the tale. The
    lead actor portrays Kikoy in a subtle and emotionally symbolic manner, brilliantly showing the
    character's inner conflict and development. The supporting cast, despite their limited
    appearances, delivers strong performances that add to the overall story. The performers'
    connection gives realism to the interactions portrayed on film, increasing audience
    involvement. Overall, the performance in "Kunwari si Kikoy" drags viewers into the plot and
    creates a captivating short film experience.

    Cinematography:
    The cinematography in the short film "Kunwari Si Kikoy" is exceptional, thanks to Gilbert
    Siachua's mastery of lighting techniques. The film showcases a diverse range of lighting
    setups, highlighting the picturesque cityscape. The deliberate camera movements effectively
    capture the essence of the narrative. The portrayal of the characters is remarkable, as it
    vividly conveys their emotions, resonating with the audience. The precise and magnificent
    color palette beautifully harmonizes on screen. Gilbert Siachua's cinematography
    undoubtedly stands out in this short film, deserving of significant recognition.

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