The fest’s website remarks that Diokno’s “ambitious” film “contemplates the breakdown of Philippine society,” adding that it “erases the border between fiction and documentary.” The festival hails it as “a fascinating and harrowing portrait of a social order determined by tribal groupings.”
Karlovy Vary is one of the oldest A-list festivals in the world, and is part of the esteemed list that also includes Cannes, Berlin, Venice, Locarno, San Sebastian, Shanghai, Moscow, Montreal, Warsaw, Tokyo, Tallinn, Cairo, Mar del Plata and Goa. Bayani San Diego Jr.