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Di Maunong Magbasa Analysis

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I. Introduction Ang Guro Kong Hindi Marunong Magbasa is a problematic and Independent (Indie) film and also an advocacy project for education and also to the government. A film of and directed by Perry Escaño produced by MPJ Entertainment Productions. This movie plot is an inspirational, action and drama story happened in one of the barrios in the south-western Muslim Mindanao. It is a historical true story mixed with fiction of the farmer’s life. The extremist or rebel group (like NPA) recruiting kids to join the Movement an trains young age to fight against Government entities, instead of getting an education. II. Body An illiterate farmer named Aaquil recruited by their Barangay Captain to be the teacher of the students in a small school in their small barrio. The children didn’t …show more content…

Has earnest and noble and giving intentions to us, but it can only understand and realize to those who are experiencing this situation in their social environment or life such as corruption of the Local and National government agencies.. Towards to the end of its story, a few characters are killed off by terrifying or absurd methods (it can go both ways)—the film is so clear that the audience can easily understand and poor that it is silly/funny, and it may yet draw those who enjoy that. It's worth the effort and the money on the viewer’s side for me as an audience of this great film. Also the director shows up to his film as the negotiator of the government to the rebels. This movie is a good choice because it pertains and relates to our social reality that the violence pours in: rape, massacre, various torture methods, in addition to all the gunfights that unfit for young age but appropriate for Teen and Adult

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