Filmmaker Magazine -
3 Sep 2024 23:00

Since the late 1990s, Lav Diaz's cinema has explored the Philippines' troubled history with colonization, authoritarianism, corruption, poverty, macho-feudalism and the tensions that animate and enliven the sociopaths of today. His durational works are simultaneously a test of patience and spirit and assertions that the stories of Filipinos deserve time and space to unfold in all of its complexities. Diaz's works paint portraits of good men and women whose morals disintegrate along with their mi...
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