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Film Analysis Of 'Kita-Kita'

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INTRODUCTION:
Kita-kita is a romantic-comedy story directed by Sigrid Bernardo, an award winning director. He loves to write a story with a sense of humor. The two leading actors in the story are Alessandra De Rossi (Lea) who acts and shows how to value life and true meaning of life. Empoy Marquez (Tonyo) that shows the true love means. The story is all about two persons who fell in love with each other, even though the girl has disability it never been a hindrance for them to live happy and together. Sigrid Bernardo wrote this story for all the people to prevent discrimination among lovers. This film was narrated by Piolo Pascual one of the best actors in film industry. And was released last March 10,2017(Osaka Asian Film Festival).

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Loved with no reasons, but because of what they are. It reflects the Filipino traits being a good Samaritan. True love is to accept what they are. Show to them you’re your love and concerns to them before it is too late. “Love is sacrifice” you need to fight and sacrifice for your love. There is no basis in finding true love is to love on what they are, not in physical appearance. Making simple effort is the way how you dedicated to your admirable person. When there is love there is hope meaning to say never give up and be strong to the challenges you faced. Memories with your love one is very important so as long as you can, you express your feelings, love and dedication to them. I therefore that “Love is blind”. Love is you love your person with no reasons and you can’t explain it. I’m very touched and emotional to the part on how they become happy, by loving their weaknesses and trust to each other. In a relationship, no matter what happen you will do your best just to protect your love one. This is a very good story that can help us on how to value our love one. And its relatable to other lovers preventing discrimination, it happens in real life situation but in the end has good ending. Think positive always in order to overcome all your fears. Make your important person in your life as your inspiration and determination. Always pray to God and have faith and trust IN

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