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Must be the sugar. | A slave to Coke, destroyer of good coffee, a fan of good stories and a frustrated Dad. Translacion 2016. A few years ago, I joined Maita’s family in their devotion to the Black Nazarene. I had only seen it on television, photos and in Jim Libiran’s film Tribu.
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Mar 1, 2014 · Pureza is a film directed by the great Jay Abello (Director of Namets!) and it is a documentary about the sugar industry and the state of life of the sacadas and the farm workers who work on the big sugar farms of Negros.
- You are beautiful when you’re happy. Every morning, Annie would always remind herself: “I am happy because I am beautiful,” but what she finally realized is that it’s actually the other way around — you’re beautiful because you’re happy.
- Our skin color doesn’t define our self-value. The images in magazines, films and especially, the Internet have made people of color feel less significant when trying to define someone as beautiful.
- Pinay beauty is subjective, not objective. The characters of Annie, Lovely G (Maxine Medina), and Japs (Hanna Ledesma) represent the different Filipina looks: there’s chinita, morena, and mestiza.
- Somebody will truly love you despite your looks. “B eauty is only skin-deep,” an adage that reminds us that personality outshines looks. And just like the story of Migs and Annie, someone out there will truly love you no matter how much you hate yourself.
May 15, 2024 · BACOLOD, PHILIPPINES — The Bacollywood Summer Workshops, all geared up for its 2024 edition from June 17 to July 13, has revealed that two renowned Negrense filmmakers will take the helm of this year’s technical courses.
Nov 4, 2015 · When Ilonggo filmmaker Jay Abello first basked in La Union sun, he instantly fell in love with the place. And after discovering its beautiful and gratifying beaches, sunset and waves, he just kept on coming back.
Apr 22, 2019 · A must-read. This’ll be the closest I will get to a mantra in my life. When I read the book, it became clear why I always just didn’t like following a lot of traditions and a lot of “things”.
