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Anita Pamintuan Analysis

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This film was based in a true story of Anita Pamintuan directed by Joel Lamangan and written by Ricardo Lee. Mila is public school teacher who was found dead in the street during the height of the Public School Teachers’ strike. She believes that “Education is very important”, why? Because it is the only key to success. She wants that all children should go to school in a Tagalog quotes: “Ang Kabataan ang pag-asa ng ating bayan”, how come? They are our future teacher, doctor, engineer, agriculturist, lawyer, artist, and technician in our society.
Mila fell in love with a two guy, the first one is Primo, an abusive husband of Mila and a drunkard so Mila leaves him and returns to her uncle’s house. She soon meets and falls in love with a younger …show more content…

It even seems to say that the teachers must sacrifice and accept low wages for the sake of the children. In fact, the idea that one gets from the film is that public school teachers should follow the example of Mila. She taught the Ermita kids for no fee at all.
I will never ever forget this quotation because the fruit of your hard work is success. Just study, study and study and Follow your Dream. In the song of Sheryn Regis: “Follow your dream The courage found within Your soul is keeping you so strong
That you could rise each time you fall And stand up on your own This time you won't go wrong Just give your best to hold your will Persistently, become the one You've always aimed to be”. Keep your dreams alive. Understand to achieve anything requires faith and belief in yourself, vision, hard work, determination, and dedication. Remember all things are possible for those who believe. Reach them, just follow what you heart wants and don’t lose hope in reaching your dreams. Just take in to your mind that every decisions you made is God always with you.
“I can do everything through him who gives me strength. –Philippians

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