Due to his uninterrupted battle against the Spanish authorities and mendicants. Rizal was thrown to Dapitan. He made his life in Dapitan worthwhile by stretching a manus to assist his fellow Filipinos there by put to deathing his abilities to learn the kids. to bring around the ill and pull off a little farm. Then he fell in love with an American lady viz. Josephin Bracken. who went to the Philippines to seek medical aid for her blinded stepfather. They married but failed to maintain their kid. The film ended when Rizal went to Cuba with his household.
Rizal sa Dapitan was a good portraiture of Rizal’s life while in Dapitan. Albert Martinez portrayed Rizal in an impressive manner – a well-bred gentleman. intelligent. respectable and fine-looking. The pick of actress of Amanda Page as Josephine Bracken was besides rational – white skinned and beautiful. truly American like. But Candy Pangilinan as Rizal’s sister was a spot flimsy because she is a comedienne. That scene of her and Rizal reasoning seemed like she was seeking to do us laugh. The book was besides first-class.
Rizal used deep words. like a poet. like Edgar Allan Poe. the what we call as ‘matalinghaga’ . and it showed us how intelligent Rizal was. They besides used Spanish words which made me state. ‘What? Anu raw? ’ because there were no captions. The image quality was non that good and the film editing of the scenes was confounding. For illustration. Rizal was speaking to Father Sanchez so it suddenly switched to the scene when they were holding some java. The film besides lacked music to add more emotion into every scene.
For illustration. in the scene when Josephine Bracken’s babe was being miscarried. there should hold been music with an emotion of fright or fear. In the scene when Rizal was burying the babe. there should hold been sad music. When it comes to the lessons that could be found in the film. surely much can be found in Rizal SA Dapitan. It taught me about the value of life and the beauty of kids when Rizal and Bracken’s babe died. It taught me about the importance of freedom. and how to still populate usually and to the full if it had been denied of me.
It taught e non to discontinue and wither when it comes to contending for what I think is right. Rizal sa Dapitan is non truly a must watch film. but as a history pupil or as a individual who wants to detect deeper who Rizal truly is. or cognize more about Philippine history. there’s no injury to give it a attempt. Rizal sa Dapitan was good. the pick of characters was besides good. but there should be betterments in the book. filming and music. I think the high spots of Rizal’s life was non merely merely when he was in Dapitan. but during the flood tide of events before his executing.
