Kaila ba nimo si Lino Brocka?

[Motownkid]

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[rAnzter]

so nganu man d.i kung kaila or wala?? unsa d.i isyo ani?

[bitlord]

mao gyud..ngano d i nabuhi cyakalabera na to ron..

[Nammies]

lina bruha..

bitaw one of philippine's best director.

[entot]

oo... mao ba na xia no katong na aksidente mao na yatap xia.... hehehe

[maerkz]

bitaw cge ko dungog ani na ngalan sa TV sikat gyd ni xa

[elvishtattoo]

i know him through stories sa akong parents and siblings.
i've seen his movie Macho Dancer.

great director. national artist for film.

[etienne]

ive seen Insiang and Tinimbang Ka Ngunit Kulang. great films.

His film Jaguar (1979) was nominated for the Palme d'Or at the 1980 Cannes Festival.

[adminroot]

tingali ug kaila na siya nako wahehehe.

maayo nga direktor na sa dekada otsenta.

mga director karon sa pinas mga way ayo. puro lang lablab ug pa tweetums ang mahimo nga salida.

[DyslexicHeart]

I have seen Lino Brocka's Aunor starrer, Bona and the coming of age film, Tinimbang Ka Ngunit Kulang.
His movies realistically and artistically depict our cultural heritage, our somehow irrational beliefs and traditions, and our ailing country.

I was awestruck in Bona.
Brocka didn't use any background music to heighten the emotions of Nora Aunor, an ardent fan and Phillip Salvador, the strugging movie bit player, but the scenes were palpable, very well felt by the viewer. The squatter environment where Aunor and Salvador settled served as a perfect backdrop for the unhealthy hero-worshipping of the dakilang-alalay to the egoistic/chauvinistic C-actor and symbolically represents our decaying society.

Sadly, today, we rarely encounter such socially-oriented films...