(I was not able to watch this film at school, but I watched it at home)
Letting
go of something or someone that has meant the whole world to you isn’t easy.
Love is inevitable and hard to let go. Once you’re in it, you’re in a big maze
and you can never seem to get out.
Sana Dati is yet another
wonderfully made film written and directed by Jerrold Tarog. Honestly, this
isn’t my genre and I’m not really fond in watching Filipino indie films but I
must say, this film had caught my attention.
At
first I was so confused about the story. I was spinning in circles; my mind was
full of questions waiting to be answered. As the film got deeper, I connected
the dots and finally understood what the story was all about.
Andrea
was in a hell hole after the man whom she truly loved passed. She lost him and
she lost herself.
She
never thought that he’ll be leaving so soon. She had never thought of him
leaving without saying goodbye.
He shows up and reminds her of a love she once had
He shows up and reminds her of a love she once had
Andrea
finds herself being thrown into marriage to a guy she has met for a week. Until
a guys with camera shows up and triggered a memory; a memory of a guy that she
had loved with all her heart.
Seeing
Dennis and being with him, she felt like Andrew was with her by her side.
Sacrifices and Moving On
Andrea
sacrificed her happiness and married Robert despite her still longing for
Andrew. Not only Andrea but Robert has sacrificed something as well. He knew
that Andrea still loves Dennis with all her heart. He didn’t forced her to love
him. Instead he showed her love.
In
the end, Andrea left things in Andrew’s tomb and chose to move on, living her
new life with his husband, Robert.
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