Conclusion

- moral of the story

- call to action

In fact, we should anticipate films that reflect the

Philippines' current social and cultural realities.

In fact, the fan feels at ease living in Gardo's

impoverished environment, which Brocka idealizes and
romanticizes in this film by having a group of men with
engaging voices sing in tune a Beatles song.

Symbols and portents, by definition, have a tendency to

become self-important.
And our interest in the film does wane at times, when
the loose ends become too close for their and our good.
However, the fundamental soundness of the film's
premise, as well as the significance of its theme,
particularly in this movie-crazed Philippines, carry the
film through these rough patches.