General Antonio Luna, a brilliant Filipino soldier, fought against American forces who occupied the Philippines after the Spanish were defeated. The movie shows the conflict between General Luna and other Filipinos who resisted full independence, as well as the rising tensions between Filipino warriors and the American military occupying their country. Post-colonial theory and new-historicism are evident in the film's depiction of the Philippine struggle for freedom against colonial powers like the Spanish and Americans in 1898.
General Antonio Luna, a brilliant Filipino soldier, fought against American forces who occupied the Philippines after the Spanish were defeated. The movie shows the conflict between General Luna and other Filipinos who resisted full independence, as well as the rising tensions between Filipino warriors and the American military occupying their country. Post-colonial theory and new-historicism are evident in the film's depiction of the Philippine struggle for freedom against colonial powers like the Spanish and Americans in 1898.
General Antonio Luna, a brilliant Filipino soldier, fought against American forces who occupied the Philippines after the Spanish were defeated. The movie shows the conflict between General Luna and other Filipinos who resisted full independence, as well as the rising tensions between Filipino warriors and the American military occupying their country. Post-colonial theory and new-historicism are evident in the film's depiction of the Philippine struggle for freedom against colonial powers like the Spanish and Americans in 1898.
General Antonio Luna, a brilliant Filipino soldier who fought in the Philippine-American War. The movie takes place in 1898, after the end of Spanish colonial rule. The Filipinos are ready to become a self- ruled nation, but conflict arises when American forces appear in the country. General Luna faces resistance from his own countrymen as he fights for freedom.
Theories Used: Post-Colonial, New-Historicism
Post Colonial: Post colonial theory is evident in the
whole movie because the plot is all about revolting of Filipinos against Americans after Spaniards left the Philippines
New-Historicism: New-Historicism because the movie is
also depicting the reason why Heneral Luna wanted the Philippine society to became free from other colonizers, and also this movie shows how slowly the conflict between American forces and Filipino warriors arise from time to time.