Itim: An Exploration in Cinema
Originally released in 1976. Itim: An Exploration in Cinema is a documentary film. directed by Clodualdo del Mundo Jr.. At just 20 minutes, it's a tight, focused story.
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Doy del Muno’s documentary about the making of Mike De Leon’s Itim also features the only scenes to survive from De Leon’s now-lost debut film, the 16mm short Monologo (Monologue) (1975). De Leon recalls, “Itim was filmed in my grandmother’s hometown of San Miguel, in her family’s ancestral house where more than two decades later I would also shoot Bayaning 3rd World. Doy and his brother-in-law Gil Quito wrote the screenplay. It was Gil who suggested the use of spiritualism and spirit possession during the holy week.”
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What is Itim: An Exploration in Cinema about?
Doy del Muno’s documentary about the making of Mike De Leon’s Itim also features the only scenes to survive from De Leon’s now-lost debut film, the 16mm short Monologo (Monologue) (1975). De ...
Who directed Itim: An Exploration in Cinema?
Itim: An Exploration in Cinema was directed by Clodualdo del Mundo Jr..
How long is Itim: An Exploration in Cinema?
Itim: An Exploration in Cinema has a runtime of 0 hours and 20 minutes (20 minutes total).
When was Itim: An Exploration in Cinema released?
Itim: An Exploration in Cinema was released on January 1, 1976 in theaters.