Bela Padilla malungkot sa kakulangan ng suporta sa Filipino film industry, nainggit sa South Korea | Bandera

Bela Padilla malungkot sa kakulangan ng suporta sa Filipino film industry, nainggit sa South Korea

Reggee Bonoan |October 22,2022
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Bela Padilla malungkot sa kakulangan ng suporta sa Filipino film industry, nainggit sa South Korea

Reggee Bonoan - October 22, 2022 - 04:21 PM

Bela Padilla malungkot sa kakulangan ng suporta ng gobyerno sa Filipino film industry, nainggit sa South Korea
MARAMING kilalang personalidad gaya ni Bela Padilla ang nagbigay ng saloobin hingil sa planong bawal magpalabas ng Korean drama series sa Pilipinas at lahat sila hindi pabor.

“Out of frustration” kaya raw ito nasabi ni Senador Jinggoy Estrada sa nakaraang senate hearing para sa 2023 budget ng FDCP o Film Development Council of the Philippines headed by Tirso Cruz lll bilang hepe ng nasabing ahensya ng gobyerno.

Kaagad itinuwid at nagbigay ng paliwanag si Sen. Estrada sa nasabi niyang i-ban ang Kdrama series, gusto lang daw niyang iangat ang local film/TV industry.

Ang nagbabakasyon sa bansa mula London na si Bela Padilla ay nag tweet ng paniniwala niya sa sinasabing i-ban ang Kdramas sa bansa.

Tweet ng actress/director, “What an argument, we literally have different government offices that all have allocated budgets to make sure that every sector in our country runs smoothly. Kung ganyan ang pag-iisip sana pala hindi din sa artista lumalapit pag may sakuna, kasi kayang-kaya naman pala.

Sagot ng netizen, “mas unahin pa ang pelikula sa mga taong need ng help? Di natin ka level ang South Korea. At isa pa magaling ang kanilang mga directors, pinag aralan mabuti nila ang script. Hospital settings nakakatawa yung mga Pinoy artist na role as Nurses and Doctors.

Dagdag pa ni Bela, “Films are a part of our culture. It’s a form of art. In many ways, films feed audiences ideas and values. Wouldn’t you want to make sure that what is served is of good quality? If they aren’t meant to help the film industry, why do they get to dictate what YOU watch then?

Tanong ng isang netizen, “What? Why would government fund films? So we would ask government to fund video games? Next? If the product is creative and innovative enough it will bring money. Lmao, this entitlement.”

“Pinapanood ng mga Pilipino ang kdrama kasi ginagastusan at mataas ang production value ng mga palabas nila. The difference of how they work is inspiring. I’m saddened as a filmmaker in the Philippines that we don’t get the same support, funding or help from our government.

“And if filmmakers in the Philippines are given the same respect and support, we definitely could create world class content too. Sadly, that isn’t the case. But to ban certain programs because their doing better than us is such a petty move.”

Habang sinsulat namin ang balitang ito ay wala na ulit kasunod na tweet si Bela.

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