Re-viewing Pelikula: Toward a cinematic future

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This is a gathering of several filmmakers from different regions all over the country meeting for some three days or so in a non-competitive film festival.

With the language in Cebuano, and the technique of a single take experimented upon, it became the Best Film for the Manunuri ng Pelikulang Pilipino handing out what is considered the most prestigious prize a Filipino filmmaker can ever get, the Gawad Urian.

Were Anak ng Bulkan therefore be shown to the audiences now, the make-believe big bird will not be laughed at; rather, those who love cinema will be ready to comment how the bird makes us aware it is not really a real bird.