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Bayaning Third World Autosaved
Mariel L. Cristobal
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“Bayaning Third World”

The film is presented or follows the two film-makers who are hoping and attempting to do a research on a film on Rizal. The two had faced a lot of complications along the way. They had experienced debates, propose sorts of humorous observation. The Two fil makers had their investigation and research on the mystery behind the life of Rizal by encountering and interviewing the significant people in Rizal’s life using their creative minds. The first person they interviewed was Rizal’s mother wherein they talked about how Rizal live when he is still alive. The also talked about the time when Rizal is starting to forget his responsibilities towards the church that bothers her mother. The second film maker was able to talked to Rizal brother wherein they talked about Rizal’s exile in Dapitan. His brother even told that Rizal mention that he was ready to die for the country. Rizal brother even told that Josephine Bracken and Rizal did not officially marry. The filmmakers was able to interviewed Josephine Bracken. Bracken told them that she were never liked by Rizal’s family because they think she was sent to Dapitan and seduce Rizal. They think that she was a shame. According to Josephine Rizal wanted to marry her but there are conditions of the priest that needs to be complied.

The arguments about the retraction contract document, There was no agreement that happened in Rizal to marry Josephine Bracken. In the film, the filmmaker and Trining encounter and talked about the Retraction according to her there is no retraction that had made by Rizal unless someone accountable could show a document. Trining claimed that Rizal and Bracken were married because of a document, he retracted based on the documents found by a priest. The last person that the film-makers encountered was father Balaguer. He claimed that Jose Rizal retracted and even confess so many time in the church. Father Balaguer even told that Rizal

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