Bwakaw Reviews
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December 25, 2012
The film played its cards well. The first half seems to attract the viewers to a comedic timing, while the second half makes them melancholic. 'Bwakaw' plays to a specific audience --- most probably to those who are avid independent movie-goers. But it's an interesting welcome approach to the mainstream fanatics.
September 11, 2012
Gripping and socially relevant, Bwakaw discusses the delicate business of dying and living, choice and its tragedies with enough pathos, tact, and sensitivty--an ultimately rewarding cinematic experience bolstered by Garcia's veteran acting skills and realistic cinematography.
September 9, 2012
Forcing my mum to watch Bwakaw is perhaps the best thing i did today. She def enjoyed the movie like i did. The film tackles aging and loneliness and one the best thing about it is the satire of the story. Credit to all the actors most especially to "Princess" who played Bwakaw. Couldn't help but notice how cute she was! Anyhow, it was amazing how the film touched some issues in the society like animal rights and gender sensitivity without even trying to point it out directly to the audience. One thing I've learned from here is that life ain't over until it's over.
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