Review: 12/14/16
Sunday Beauty Queen 10/10
Sunday Beauty Queen is a docudrama on a larger picture that shows larger than life visualization of the triumphs and struggles of OFW's not just in Hongkong, but worldwide.
Sunday Beauty Queen doesn't have any celebrities or actors to play any roles, they just have real people portraying themselves, and telling their real stories, and I think that made this film beautiful and very engaging to the audiences.
There's that genuineness in this film that shows a lot of heart that will really touch you, especially the realization that being an OFW is more of a struggle than being triumphant, that there's a lot of things an OFW needs to sacrifice in exchange of a bigger income that they think will give a better and more comfortable life to their families.
Sunday Beauty Queen also raises awareness of certain issues of OFW's that our government is failing to recognize and to solve, the movie is very timely since it is for the Christmas season that we all know the season where OFW's remit more money that help our economy.
The movie is for all, not just to those who have relatives abroad, but also to those people who don't know what these OFW's are experiencing abroad. Hands down Sunday Beauty Queen is a high quality docudrama, from the cinematography to sounds and musical scoring the movie was well crafted and because of it Direk Babyruth was able to squeeze out the emotions not just of the characters, but also for those who will watch it.
This is the kind of movie that Filipino movie goers must see on Christmas day, more than a good laugh there should always a realization and a good lesson that a movie goer can bring outside the cinema and share it with other people.
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