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Pasalubong: Gifts from the Journey
2010
10 min
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This short film features Bonifacio, a young Filipino man who struggles with returning to his birthplace for the first time since immigrating to Canada. He is wracked with guilt due to an old promise he failed to keep . . .
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This short film features Bonifacio, a young Filipino man who struggles with returning to his birthplace for the first time since immigrating to Canada. He is wracked with guilt due to an old promise he failed to keep . . .
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writerHari Alluri
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directorHari Alluri
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producerYves J. Ma
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castPaulo ChristiansenTeresita DichupaSaphren MaLissa NeptunoLynnelle Sura
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editorHart Snider
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director of photographyC. Kim Miles
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composerNicholas Murray
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production designerHitoshi Okamoto
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production managerJudi Babcock
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casting directorSusan Brouse
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location managerCheryl Uphill
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sound recordistJeff Carter
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continuityCarol Green-Lundy
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set decoratorRobin Hunt
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wardrobeOriana Graber
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makeupPakou Her
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additional cameraWes Machnikowski
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1st assistant cameraJeff Cassidy
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2nd assistant cameraBoris Martens
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data management technicianFilip Dobosz
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gafferJohn Brown
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key gripDavid Hutton
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gripMartin Oicle
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cateringLaura Lillies
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craft serviceLaura Lillies
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production assistantMangla BansalAnu Sahota
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location production assistantLidia Stante
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extraAngeljo Cama ClangPinky Cama ClangKai Yu ChengCrystal PoeJacob RiveraAnne Whitmore
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extras castingLaurie Pavon-Solis
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consultantJulia KwanDon White
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sound designerMiguel Nunes
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foley engineerRick Senechal
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foley artistIan Mackie
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dialogue editorRoger Morris
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background editorAngelo Nicoloyannis
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re-recording mixerGreg StewartAngelo Nicoloyannis
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re-recording facilityPost Modern Sound
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post-production servicesTechnicolor Creative Services
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production coordinatorTeri Snelgrove
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technical coordinatorWes Machnikowski
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production supervisorKathryn Lynch
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marketing managerMoira Keigher
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program administratorBruce Hagerman
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executive producerTracey Friesen
Ages 16 to 17
School subjects
Have media and film students study and practise techniques that tell personal stories effectively through: sound, editing, and visuals. Have students write personal stories about promises kept and broken: why are promises important? Have them discuss the protagonist's choices, and the significance of his favour to the women. Have students compare cultural values regarding ethics, rites and rituals, and especially the challenges of living in a multicultural society.