The film Ang Larawan is based on the stage play "A Portrait of the Artist as Filipino" by Nick Joaquin. It tells the story of a poor family who refuse to sell their father's portrait or their family home despite facing poverty and war. The film highlights significant Filipino cultural aspects like music and dance. It also conveys the important message about overcoming life's challenges and the value of family and art. The reviewer found the film to be an effective way to relay its messages about art representing the social conscience of both the rich and poor in the Philippines.
The film Ang Larawan is based on the stage play "A Portrait of the Artist as Filipino" by Nick Joaquin. It tells the story of a poor family who refuse to sell their father's portrait or their family home despite facing poverty and war. The film highlights significant Filipino cultural aspects like music and dance. It also conveys the important message about overcoming life's challenges and the value of family and art. The reviewer found the film to be an effective way to relay its messages about art representing the social conscience of both the rich and poor in the Philippines.
The film Ang Larawan is based on the stage play "A Portrait of the Artist as Filipino" by Nick Joaquin. It tells the story of a poor family who refuse to sell their father's portrait or their family home despite facing poverty and war. The film highlights significant Filipino cultural aspects like music and dance. It also conveys the important message about overcoming life's challenges and the value of family and art. The reviewer found the film to be an effective way to relay its messages about art representing the social conscience of both the rich and poor in the Philippines.
1. What is the movie about? 2. Did the movie show significant beliefs/cultural of the Filipinos? 3. What is the movie’s impact on you? 4. Is the movie effective in relaying its message?
ANG LARAWAN Reaction Paper
It’s a wonderful work of making and translating from its original
meaning, the stage play “A Portrait of the Artist as Filipino” written by our National Artist Nick Joaquin. The lyrics were so meaningful and the cast delivered the song so sincerely. And it shows about the remaining wealth of a sisters and their serious father, the Portrait and there home. Even though they were in the middle of poverty and war threatened, they did not sell the portrait of their father and their home, but they did care of it for them. Like our art as a wealth of Filipinos, we should not trade it for anything. Because our art is a big part of our culture.
It has a very important message about the depth of our every
human nature-that each one of us has his own devil in our lifetimes to fight and be blessed if we can overcome it. It also discusses the love of the family and the art.
The movie shows a very significant culture of the Filipinos like in
music, dance, they talk about literature, they are really deep into arts and culture.
The movie’s impact to me is the art as a social conscience is often
spattered with various criticisms and insults; It is still a symbol of the rich and poor.
It’s easier to understand what it wants to convey to viewers. It’s very