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Activity 1 2 DETALO
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Loren Mae Detalo
BSEM 2
In the nineteenth century, the film "Ganito kami Noon, Paano Kayo Ngayon" portrayed
the Philippines as a Spanish state. Since they had close contacts to the Spanish
government and huge amount of cash, the ministers were seen as imperative at that point.
Because of the Spaniards' savagery, the Filipinos were alarmed, and some of them took
shelter in a rough area. On the off chance that you have a relationship with the Spaniards,
you are respected a piece of the rich Spanish family as well as a Church worker, as per
the film.
"Who is a Filipino?" is the central question addressed in the film. ", a question that Kulas,
the film's protagonist, frequently asks. This question serves as a reminder of our identity
as Filipinos despite being ruled by colonists, since this film recreates the lives of
Filipinos under the Spanish constitution, which later transitioned to the American
administration. My personal opinion on the subject is that a true Filipino is someone who
never forgets his Filipino identity and proudly wears it everywhere he goes. He's also
someone who understands his country's rights and responsibilities and refuses to conform
to foreign norms and culture.
What is your own reflection based on the film and your understanding?
"Ganito Kami Noon, Paano Kayo Ngayon" follows a gullible worker as he goes out on a
limb to join a nonexistent local area. The film portrays the last option phases of Spanish
colonization. It is wasset around the beginning of the 20th century and follows the
adventures and setbacks of an unobtrusive, common young fellow named 'Kulas'/Nicolas
Ocampo. Neocolonialism is the utilization of financial, political, social, or different
powers to rule or impact different nations, especially previous settlements. In the Filipino
people group, social delineation is as yet self-evident.
Individuals are as yet treated and distinguished in light of their cash and societal position.
Manipulative, ravenous, and harmful people can in any case be found on the edges of the
Filipino financial and political framework. Filipinos used to be questionable of what their
identity was and what they should call themselves. This vulnerability constrained
Filipinos to fashion a common public personality. With the coming of expansionism,
patriotism emerged, which prompted the foundation of a Filipino personality. The film
caused its crowd to understand that turning into a Filipino method recognizing and
executing the commitment that we have as watchmen of this land and defenders of our
kinsmen.