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Puti is a 2012 Filipino psychological thriller film about a counterfeit painter who figures in a freak car accident that renders him color blind; while recuperating, strange things start to happen to him.
| Puti | |
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| Directed by | Miguel Alcazaren |
| Written by | Miguel Alcazaren |
| Starring | Ian Veneracion Jasmine Curtis Lauren Young Bryan Pagala Leo Rialp |
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| Country | Philippines |
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Plot
editArt forger Amir (Ian Veneracion)[1] lives like a recluse with his young son Jaime. His beloved wife died a few years ago and the rest of his family lives abroad. His social interactions are limited to his young assistant Nika (Jasmine Curtis)[2] and his dealer, who sells his forged paintings to rich buyers. There's not a lot of joy in his life. Then Amir and his son are involved in a car crash. He wakes up in hospital and discovers that he's color blind. His son lies in a coma. To pay for Jaime's treatment, Amir has to continue working, which is anything but easy with his condition. The blind woman whose eyes were gouged out by her mother when she was a child and whom he painted just before the accident, starts appearing everywhere. Birds fly out of his canvasses, his paintings show things that weren't there before and in the hospital a mysterious nurse keeps reading the same story to Jaime.[3]
Cast
edit- Ian Veneracion as Amir
- Jasmine Curtis as Nika
- Lauren Young as Ana
- Bryan Pagala as Jaime
- Leo Rialp
- Maricel Baluan
References
edit- ^ Cruz, Francis Joseph (28 September 2013). "'Puti': Just another nightmare". Rappler. Retrieved 5 April 2019.
- ^ Santiago, Katrina Stuart (25 September 2013). "Movie review: The pitfalls of morality in 'Puti'". GMA News Online. Retrieved 5 April 2019.
- ^ "BIFFF Official website". Archived from the original on 2014-06-06. Retrieved 2014-06-06.
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