Rear Window - Pelikula Pilipino (Filipino Films): Lav Diaz

Against a backdrop of political upheaval, natural disasters, and a war on drugs waged by President Rodrigo Duterte, The Phillipines is experiencing a film-making renaissance. Emilie Bickerton talks to 'slow-cinema' auteur and award winning director Lav Diaz. videosenglish.telesurtv.net/v...

[@almaalcaraz7083]

The interviewer is so insightful. She asks the right questions so subtly and brings out the thoughts of the artist. 👍

[@RenoultJonathan]

Besides his wise words & great films, Lav Diaz is so handsome!

[@maidenvillamayor4777]

his voice😍😍😍

[@shiningpath-user]

thank you so much

[@CannibalWHORE22]

The fact this guy can make 4-9 hrs movies often then win awards is quite the achievement also his movies are usually engaging for being long. He is the OG

[@malavikajames]

I have a crush on him❤

[@maarcelasalamanca3173]

Uncle nasaan kana anak ako ni Inday at berting inAAPI AKO NG TAO AMPUNIN MO NA LG ako..

[@maarcelasalamanca3173]

Uncle nasaan ka,,anak ako ni Inday at berting ampunin mo na lg ako.m

[@s.t.santos5928]

Lav Diaz, I highly admire your work but I think it's time you re-assess your perception of Pres. Duterte. I understand where you're coming from but there is a common Filipino perspective that goes beyond your activist's viewpoint. No, Duterte never idolized the Marcoses. In fact, he refused to endorse PBBM in the last elections. His relationship with the Marcoses is more than meets the eye and I get it personally. (Heads up: I'm an anti-Marcos myself, having been part of Martial gen myself). For one, how can an anti-Duterte explain the fact that he has become more popular after he stepped down, myself included? Your viewpoint implies that we, more than 80% of the populace, are ignorant for not aligning with your views.

[@maidenvillamayor4777]

his voice😍😍😍