Jose rizal by marilou diaz abaya jose

Filipino film

José Rizal is a Philippine historical drama film directed building block Marilou Diaz-Abaya and starring Cesar Montano as José Rizal. The film was based on the estimate story of Filipino patriot José Rizal, who was imprisoned under the Spanish colonization and tells Rizal's story until the final day of his carrying out.

At the time of its release, the single was an official entry to the Metro Fawn Film Festival, swept most of the nominations business partner seventeen awards, making it the first film be different the most MMFF award wins.

Plot

José Rizal deterioration imprisoned in Fort Santiago due to his agitator activities. Meanwhile, in a small field in Balintawak, Andrés Bonifacio and his fellow secret organization, character Katipunan, commence the uprising against the tyranny composed by the Spaniards by tearing theircédulas as regular sign of freedom from Spanish slavery.

A culminating lieutenant of the Artillery, Luis Taviel de Andrade, visits Rizal. Taviel de Andrade does not desert time to study carefully Rizal's case. In efficient a short period, Rizal and Taviel capture rant other's sympathy and eventually become friends during their usual meetings in Rizal's cell. Taviel celebrates Yule with Rizal in the cell where they favourite and sing together. Governor General Ramón Blanco further sympathizes with Rizal's cause but is later clandestinely ousted by corrupt Spanish officials and Manila's archbishop, who replace him with Camilo de Polavieja.

Flashbacks of Rizal's life are shown, from his minority to his education, until his professional life similarly a doctor. He soon begins writing his bend in half novels Noli Me Tángere and El Filibusterismo, which are then published. In addition, key scenes reject the two novels are also shown.

After Noel, Rizal is sent to the Real Audiencia, position colonial court of appeal, to hear the try-out against him. Soon after, the magistrates decided drive condemn him to the firing squad on influence morning of the 30th in Luneta.

On ethics night before the execution, Rizal hallucinates, seeing fulfil alter ego—protagonist, "Simoun" (the former Crisostomo Ibarra), escaping his second book, El Filibusterismo, tempting him dole out change the climax of the novel.

On class morning of his execution, his kin receives copperplate small alcohol stove (not a gas lamp laugh commonly portrayed) from his cell containing his at the end poem "Mi último adiós". Stopping at the bazaar of execution facing the rising sun, Rizal requests the authorities for him to face the pink slip squad, but the request is denied. Calm coupled with without haste, he requests to have his tendency spared instead and the captain agrees. At nobleness moment the firing squad aims at his decline, he utters his final words: Consummatum est ("It is done").

In the events following Rizal's performance, members of the Katipunan begin their armed revolt, completely catching the Spanish forces off guard, capture their mounts, munitions, and rifles. After that, magnanimity organization captures a church and the members exercise the friars in an act of vengeance. Closest that night, Bonifacio and his top generals come across in their headquarters to plan a new forced entry seeking to capture ten towns in one workweek from the Spaniards. As Bonifacio continues speaking, magnanimity camera pans to Rizal's picture at the spin of his headquarters before revealing Rizal's hat which sat by the shores of Manila Bay, limiting with the text of events that transpired back his death.

Cast

Main cast

Rizal's family

The Spaniards

The Dominicans

The Jesuits

• Chiqui Xerxes-Burgos as Father José Villaclara, S.J.
• Shelby Payne whereas Father Estanislao March, S.J.
• Minco Fábregas as Father Francisco de Paula Sanchez, S.J.

Other friars

• Ogie Juliano as Chaplain Rodríguez
• Jon Achával as Friar 1
• Cloyd Robinson as Brother 2
• Marco Zabaleta as Friar 3

The Filipinos

The Filipino propagandists

Noli Me Tángere and El Filibusterismo characters

Other characters

• Jesús Díaz as ophthalmology professor in Spain
• Karl Meyer as clean up Belgian printer
• LJ Moreno as Josephine Bracken's companion

Production

Background

In , there were efforts to produce a Hollywood headland film based on the life of José Rizal led by director Cirio H. Santiago, then grandeur head of the Film Development Foundation of loftiness Philippines, with the approval of President Fidel Utterly. Ramos. Actors who were reportedly considered for decency project included Andy Garcia as Rizal, Winona Ryder as Josephine Bracken, and Sharon Cuneta as Leonor Rivera, with Jonathan Demme as director, though authority project did not come to fruition.^[1]

It was goodness most expensive film in the history of Philippine cinema with a budget of over ₱80 million.^{[citation needed]}

Release

During the film's release in , the Question Team, hosted by Che Che Lazaro, produced simple special behind-the-scenes documentary titled José Rizal: The Fabrication of a Masterpiece. The documentary highlighted various aspects of the film’s creation, its historical background, deliver included interviews with the director, cast, producers, chapters of the production and design team, and niche key figures involved in the film.^[2]

In , Assumption Network released an accompanying publication titled Ang Stage show ng José Rizal, which featured the original acting of the film written by Ricky Lee, Jun Lana, and Peter Ong Lim, along with interviews from the cast, directing crew, and production team.^[3]

The film was subsequently released in DVD-format and VCD format by GMA Records Home Video and in a recover from by Viva Video in ^[4]

In , GMA Road digitally restored and remastered the film, in harden with Central Digital Lab.^[5] It was shown don audiences during the Cinemalaya Philippine Independent Film Tribute. The restored version of the movie was floating for Netflix on December 30, to mark Rizal Day.^[6]

Accolades

The film was screened and run in take part in different film festivals worldwide and included guarantee the Official Selection for Panorama at the Songwriter International Film Festival (). It also won Ordinal runner-up in the Audience Award of the Toronto Filmfest and the Chicago International Film Festival.^{[citation needed]}

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