Gil Portes
Eric Ramos
Albert Banzon
George Jarlego
Rex Tiri
Francis De Veyra
Rico Bicol
Lazarus Mina
T-Rex Entertainment
Aljur Abrenica
Allen Abrenica
Vin Abrenica
Archi Adamos
Bernard Carritero
Stella Cañete
Menggie Cobarrubias
Louise de los Reyes
Abel Estanislao
Simon Ibarra
Kuya Manzano
Kiko Matos
Diva Montelaba
Ross Pesigan
Enzo Pineda
Sue Prado
Natileigh Sitoy
Markki Stroem
Rich Valencia
108 Minutes
Tagalog
Apolinario dela Cruz, known as Hermano Puli, was shot and quartered on November 4, 1841 — three decades before the execution of the GOMBURZA.
Among all of the Filipino heroes, Hermano Puli stands alone for leading the only revolt against the Spanish colonial government in the name of religious freedom.
This film sheds light on one of the most fascinating, yet almost forgotten, figures in Philippine History.
Gil Portes is an acclaimed film director and writer with numerous awards and nominations from various film festivals. His film, Mga Munting Tinig (Small Voices), won Best Direction in the Gawad Urian Awards and FAMAS Awards in 2003. It was also nominated for different film festivals including the Bangkok International Film Festival and Palm Beach International Film Festival.
Among his other works include Andrea, Paano ba ng Maging Isang Ina? (1990), Saranggola (1999), and Two Funerals (2010), most with nominations and awards.
“The film prompted me to ask why it is the defenseless simple folk that usually bear the first blows of state violence during major turning points in our nation’s history.” — Randy David, Inquirer
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In Kalas/Aklas: Politikal ang Pagtatanghal, artists will come together to reclaim our spaces through a performance art exhibition, breaking away from the new regime’s call to take away our rights, freedom, and dignity in the guise of unity.
Politikal ang Comedy is a stand-up comedy show tackling the current political and social issues in the Philippines.
Active Vista is a learning center established by DAKILA to support its mission of empowering citizens to become agents of social change. It organizes activities geared towards the development of the innate value of arts, media and popular culture as an educational medium to shape critical thought, influence culture, and foster social consciousness and action.