Sun.Star Cebu

Caparas willing to make Visayan film

- SAM COSTANILLA samcost@yahoo.com

MOVIES. Is there even a slim chance for the eventual resurrecti­on of the Cebuano/Visayan movie industry? To me, yes there is—with the assurance from noted film director Carlo J. Caparas, whose late wife Donna Villa was from Lapu-Lapu City. “I am willing to make Cebuano/Visayan movies in memory of Donna,” Caparas told me. While he is from Luzon, he has decided to consider himself a Cebuano by heart.

APPEAL. I now appeal to interested investors to help Caparas produce his first Cebuano/Visayan flick. I understand that he and his daughter Peach will be a tandem in directing their planned first local film. Caparas is guiding her in the directoria­l field. ACHIEVABLE. The dream to revive the local movie industry is achievable, but those moneyed individual­s should also help. To me, their fear of losing money heavily if they invest in films is unfounded. Even in Luzon, there are several Cebuano/Visayan speaking areas that are interested to watch non-Tagalog production­s.

DESTINY. My very good friend Ding Eugenio of Master Judith Eugenio Global Bazi & Feng Shui Consultanc­y will conduct a free 10-minute Personaliz­ed 2018 Bazi Date with Destiny Reading Event Series next month. The activity on Dec. 14 & 15 will be held at Paseo Ciudad near Etude in Ayala Center in these time slots: 11 a.m.-1 p.m., 2-4 p.m. and 6-8 p.m. (For comments, text 0932-2778771.)

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