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| CEB Update, February 2010 |
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Cinema Evaluation Board
“MISS
YOU LIKE CRAZY”
– graded ‘B’
Director:
Cathy Garcia - Molina
Actors: John Lloyd Cruz and Bea Alonzo
Production:
ABS-CBN Film Productions
Synopsis: The
film features destiny, fate and love at its finest. Two (2) individuals with
seemingly predestined lives suddenly find their paths crossing on a ferry boat
ride that will change the course of their journeys forever.
Everything is falling into place for
Alan Alvarez. With an impending high ranking promotion and four years of a stable
relationship with his dream girl, Daphne Recto, he is at the cusp of getting
everything he’s always wanted.
Mia Samonte is getting tired of her
forlorn life. She is back in
February
16, 2010:
“BAKAL
BOYS” – graded ‘A’
Director:
Ralston Jover
Actors:
Gina Pareño, Meljun Ginto, Ketchup Eusebio, Simon Ibarra and Joe
Gruta
Production: Apogee Productions, Inc.
Synopsis: It
is a ‘cinema verite’ style film filled with snapshots of young children jumping
into the ocean to collect junk in the slums of Baseco, Philippines. These
children, known as ‘The Bakal Boys,’
frequently get hurt and suffer from skin irritation and they also lose their
hearing ability and sometimes their lives. The ‘bakal boys,’ nine-year-old Utoy and 12-year-old Bungal, are close
friends almost like brothers. Despite other people’s concern, they keep picking
up junk in the sea and selling it. One day, after gathering and selling a vast
amount of junk, Bungal disappears and Utoy starts looking for him. But Utoy
cannot find Bungal.
Director Ralston Jover maximizes the realistic portrayal of boys from the slums by starring real children metal divers and approaching the story in documentary style.
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