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In a quaint provincial town, an elderly man awaits his inevitable fate.Movie details
Title : Mamay UmengRelease : 2012-11-30
Genre : Drama
Runtime : 75
Company : O, C
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Homepage : Homepage Movie
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Ramona Revilla, Sue Prado, Gerry Adeva, Crizzalyn Enriquez,
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Mamay Umeng is not a movie for the hurried. There is nothing there but still shots of the few locations inhabited, or visited by the ancestral protagonist, Mamay Umeng. His sleeping room, the dining room, the living room, the patio, this or that road, the beach, some other places and a small path across the river, which serves as some kind of ...
Here to tell us more about their feature films in the Cinema One Originals festival are directors Dwein Baltazar of "Mamay Umeng" and Pam Miras of "Pascalina."
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Synopsis: Mamay Umeng, an 84-year-old man living in the quaint province of Pinagbayanan, San Juan, Batangas, wants nothing more than to end his long life. But Death always eludes him; it is a never-ending game of hide and seek, to which he has always played along. One day, Mamay will stop playing this game.
At the heart of Dwein Baltazar’s Mamay Umeng is the unflinching, unblinking gaze at the consequences of old age and its cruel slowing of time. Whereas a film like Bwakaw squeezes this similar theme for crowd pleasing moments and warm fuzzy feelings, this one stares at it warts and all, with most of the pathos withheld.
Interview with Dwein Baltazar, director of the film Mamay Umeng (Forum of Independents) / Rozhovor s Dweinem Baltazarem, režisérem filmu Mamay Umeng (Fórum nezávislých)
10 – TINIMBANG KA NGUNIT KULANG (Lino Brocka, 1974) Brocka’s powerful commentary on middle-class Christians’ opinion and treatment of people in the margins is as biting now as when it was released. Voted by: Dwein Tarhata Baltazar (Director, Mamay Umeng) John Bedia (Writer; Amok, Boundary): “A searing and excellent social commentary.”
Dwein Baltazar’s “Mamay Umeng” was screened at the Black Movie Film Festival held in Geneva, Switzerland, from Jan. 16 to 25. The fest’s website said of the film: “A close study of the ...
Peque Gallaga's restored Oro, Plata, Mata was screened to a crowd excited for the movie that is regarded as one of the "masterpieces of Philippine cinema." Pete Lacaba, Mara Lanot and Jose Javier ...
Mamay Umeng on mubi.com. Find trailers, reviews, and all info for Mamay Umeng by Dwein Baltazar.
Here to tell us more about their feature films in the Cinema One Originals festival are directors Dwein Baltazar of "Mamay Umeng" and Pam Miras of "Pascalina."
Mamay Umeng (2012) on IMDb: Plot summary, synopsis, and more... Menu. Movies. Showtimes & Tickets Showtimes & Tickets Top Rated Movies Most Popular Movies Browse Movies by Genre Top Box Office In Theaters Coming Soon Coming Soon DVD & Blu-ray Releases Release Calendar Movie News India Movie Spotlight.
Synopsis: Mamay Umeng, an 84-year-old man living in the quaint province of Pinagbayanan, San Juan, Batangas, wants nothing more than to end his long life. But Death always eludes him; it is a never-ending game of hide and seek, to which he has always played along. One day, Mamay will stop playing this game.
At the heart of Dwein Baltazar’s Mamay Umeng is the unflinching, unblinking gaze at the consequences of old age and its cruel slowing of time. Whereas a film like Bwakaw squeezes this similar theme for crowd pleasing moments and warm fuzzy feelings, this one stares at it warts and all, with most of the pathos withheld.
Interview with Dwein Baltazar, director of the film Mamay Umeng (Forum of Independents) / Rozhovor s Dweinem Baltazarem, režisérem filmu Mamay Umeng (Fórum nezávislých)
10 – TINIMBANG KA NGUNIT KULANG (Lino Brocka, 1974) Brocka’s powerful commentary on middle-class Christians’ opinion and treatment of people in the margins is as biting now as when it was released. Voted by: Dwein Tarhata Baltazar (Director, Mamay Umeng) John Bedia (Writer; Amok, Boundary): “A searing and excellent social commentary.”
Dwein Baltazar’s “Mamay Umeng” was screened at the Black Movie Film Festival held in Geneva, Switzerland, from Jan. 16 to 25. The fest’s website said of the film: “A close study of the ...
Peque Gallaga's restored Oro, Plata, Mata was screened to a crowd excited for the movie that is regarded as one of the "masterpieces of Philippine cinema." Pete Lacaba, Mara Lanot and Jose Javier ...
Mamay Umeng on mubi.com. Find trailers, reviews, and all info for Mamay Umeng by Dwein Baltazar.
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