Many of the scenes are so dark, you cant see whats going on
Many crimes are committed out of sight, you can't see the crime being committed.
Many people are so blinded by what they see in front of them, they can't penetrate beyond what's in front of them to see the heart of the matter.
The darkness in front of you pales in comparison with the darkness inside of you.
Looking into the black of night heightens terror.
Darkness, dark thoughts, black heart, black deeds, black dread in the heart and mind.
What has become of the Philippines, the iconic travel brochure land of pristine white sand beaches, splattered with endless city slums, blood-red sunsets bleeding into the endless black of night.
Daytime, the city is alive, hustle and bustle, marriages and babies, families and friends, school and work, then the sun sets, plunging all in harrowing darkness.
People should ask themselves, "what is the director trying to convey by making the darkness too dark to see?" instead of "if I can't see what's happening, should I stop watching the film?".
There is no darkness but ignorance.
'Tis.
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