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Unexpectable Movie Analysis

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Exciting. Interesting. Unexpectable. Funny and Elegant movie that directed by the most influenced and valuable figure director Sigrid Andrea P. Bernardo. As I watched the movie and fully understand what the story is all about, I pretty sure that this is one of the masterpiece work of Sigrid Andrea P. Bernardo. She created a movie that has different taste of story and a lot of values to be learned. The mystery and the power of love. A story of a woman tourist guide and a clever, joker and a kind – hearted man. This man has secretly in love with the Filipina woman that willing to sacrifice all things just to make sure that his love one’s is always safe, happy and contented. What a lovable couple? Explore and experience the beauty of life and don’t stick on one side of the corner. Afraid of doing something can destroy everything. SUMMARY: …show more content…

Several of emotions, a lot of beautiful places and at the same time some examples of different unique and characteristics and traits as a Filipino that we can be able to site on this movie entitled Kita – Kita. The two protagonists on that movie are namely Lea and Tonio played by Allesandra de Rossi and Empoy Marquez. This two brilliant actor and actress de Rossi and Marquez gives us a wonderful and an extraordinary movie. Overall, they gave justice to the story. Loyalty. Love. Hardwork. Patience and Kind these are some characteristics of being a Filipino citizen that been emphasized on that

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