Ded na si lolo DOCX

Title	Ded na si lolo
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MALABANAN, Trisha Mae R. Composition#3/HOP English for Academic and Professional Purposes July 27,2017 Film Critique: “Ded na si Lolo” by Sixto H. Topacio Film Details Release Date: May 6, 2009 (Philippines) Genre: Comedy Director: Soxy Topacio (as Soxie H. Topacio) Writer: Soxy Topacio (as Soxie H....

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MALABANAN, Trisha Mae R. Composition#3/HOP English for Academic and Professional Purposes July 27,2017 Film Critique: "Ded na si Lolo" by Sixto H. Topacio Film Details Release Date: May 6, 2009 (Philippines) Genre: Comedy Director: Soxy Topacio (as Soxie H. Topacio) Writer: Soxy Topacio (as Soxie H. Topacio) Cast: Roderick Paulate as Junee, Gina Alajar as Mameng, Elizabeth Oropesa as Dolores, Manilyn Reynes as Charing, Dick Israel as Syano, Perla Bautista as Pilar, Rainer Castillo as Jimmy, BJ Forbes as Bobet, Tony Cruz as Lolo Juanito, Richard Quan as Kiko, Mosang as Kapitana, Froilan Sales as Domeng, Phil Noble as Junee's Friend, Diego Llorico as Junee's Friend (as Diego), Iren Liel Escaño as Lucring, Karylle Quijano as Eves, Dave Cervantes as Junee's Boyfriend, Arpee Bautista as Funeral House, Perry Escaño as Kapitbahay, Richard Jason Paje as RJ, Rudy Meyer as Mr. Cruz, Manny Castañeda as Pamahiin Believer, Caesar Cosme as Sakla Player, Mike 'Pekto' Nacua as Sakla Player (as Pekto), John Feir as Sakla Player (as John Ferr), Gene Padilla as Carinderia Customer, Deborah Sun as Socorro, Giggete Reyes as Carinderia Customer, Noel Cabangon as Wake Singer, Jess Evardone as Gustin, Nor Domingo as Funeral House & Edel Templonuevo as Pari Studio: Islands Art Studio Running Time: 90 mins Based on the movie I watched "Ded Na Si Lolo" is an independent film highlighting the different superstitious beliefs of Fipinos. Filipino superstitious when a family member passed away. It is funny how we, filipinos keep on following them although we do not even know where all of these superstitious came from. Maybe this is because we do not lose anything everytime we do these stuffs. It is true that these beliefs have become part of our culture and I think there is nothing wrong with that as long as these beliefs do not cause us harm and chaos. As we follow every superstitious we should bear in mind that it is still in our hands whether we will suceed or not. Barely believing and practicing diffeent superstitious for ood luck wil never be enough. Some adherents or various religious faiths will often arque that superstitious beliefs ang religion. The church is usually what associates with the word faith and all individuals who consider themselves followers. Our country superstitious and beliefs have continuously increased in volume throughout its different regions and provinces....