
The film’s working title is Huling Baylan ng Buhi (The Last Priestess of Buhi). It is about the conflicts faced by an ethnic family in the 80s in their attempts to keep the tribe’s tradition, which is threatened with extinction by outside influences.
By Cheryll D. Fiel
davaotoday.com
DAVAO CITY A young Davaoeo filmmaker will join the “2nd Annual Cinema One Originals,” with his first ever full-length venture based on a story of the indigenous Mandaya people in the region.
Sherad Anthony Sanchez, the 21-year-old Davaoeo who will direct the film, said the project will not only showcase Davaoeo talent but culture as well.
its nice to see a growing indie film scene in davao. i wish the crew luck. im surprised that they chose a director who is so young. i wish this article gave a hint of his filming background.
hopefully, this artistic market will keep growing and that they stick to stories not from the mainstream. it would be great to see davao as a strong indie film hub in a few years.
not a big deal …
who says its not a big deal? do you have any idea how far behind we are in terms of film arts from other cities like cebu and manila? this is actually a BREAKTHROUGH for us davaoenos. There is a need for us to support this kind of projects since it projects our roots… NOT A BIG DEAL? SHUT UP!!!!!
yes its a big deal and we all your support, thank you
yes its a big deal and we need all your support, we’re doing our best to make this film successful, thank you
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