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Kitma Kita Movie Analysis

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“Kita Kita”
Movie Review In the land of the rising sun, Kita Kita movie was shooted. Starring Empoy Marquez as “Tonyo” and Alessandra De Rossi as “Lea”. Lea is a lady in Japan, she was a tourguide there and she meet any kind of people there in SAPPRO.
Kita Kita has been lauded as a surprise box office hit, it has the heartwarming premise of a not-conventionally-attractive man teaching a blind, embittered, beautiful woman to embrace life again. Both Alessandra de Rossi and Empoy Marquez are absolutely charming in their roles as Lea and Tonyo. The tone of the entire film is hopeful and light, injected with a good dose of Pinoy humor.
I really wanted to like this film and in some ways, I did. I laughed out loud and I found the scenes of Lea and Tonyo dancing in different locations irresistibly cute. Tonyo is not a typically leading man,but I couldn’t shake the feeling that something about their courtship was inherently creepy.
In the first place, if a man keeps visiting a blind woman 's home even if it was made it clear he was unwelcome, one hopes that her next step would be to call the police. It’s a good thing Lea eventually welcomed his visits, but what would have happened if she hadn’t? When would he have stopped badgering her?
When Lea finally agrees to be Tonyo’s tour guide, the ways in which Empoy jokingly takes advantage of her blindness sidling up to her until she slaps or pushes him away, making kissy faces at her, or putting his arms around her while pretending to

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