Rating MMFF 2022 entries (as objectively as we can) based on their teasers and trailers | via scoutmagph
Out of all the entries, “The Teacher” is one of the two films that haven’t released video teasers yet. Judging from the photos Toni Gonzaga dropped on Instagram, though, it somehow reminds us of the comedy TV series “Iskul Bukol” merged with Eat Bulaga’s Lenten special episodes. That’s it.We won’t give “Family Matters” a rating for now as it is the other film that hasn’t dropped any promotional material yet . But TBH, we expect the film to make viewers bawl and learn life lessons.
It could have given us more clues as to what is going on, but perhaps they’ve been saving it for the official trailer. Besides, any show that hasWTF is this film even doing here out of 10 Two questions: First, what the fuck? Second, why did the MMFF committee think it was a good idea to include this film in what’s supposed to be a “family-friendly” festival lineup?
As much as we need more queer representation and unconventional storylines in mainstream media, we definitely didmean incestuous relationships, especially between a father and his—albeit adopted—son. To quote our sibling publication Preen, this film isConsidering the trailer’s technical aspects, “Mamasapano: Now It Can Be Told” can be a strong contender for best cinematography and best picture. Produced by controversial lawyer Atty.
We have a growing concern about its historical accuracy, but we’re granting it the benefit of the doubt since screenwriter Eric Ramos promises they heavily relied on the PNP Board of Inquiry Report and the Senate Committee on Public Order Report.
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