Second is Kwago (Pinky Amador), who is seeking justice for what happened to her family. The third was Paham (Bart Guingona) who is in sorrow about what happened to his town, how they have been overpowered by those monsters. When he visited the soldiers and asked why they are doing this, the soldiers answered him, “It’s just my job, my friend, my job” the soldiers think that by ruling the town means they are the law. I got goosebumps after Paham said, “What you're doing is never right. If man is afraid and has lost trust, it isn't order when you use guns and bullets. it isn't order if man isn't free” and immediately agreed on what he said. 

      This film’s story is so strong that in every line and actions have a hidden meaning. I would recommend this film to everyone especially now that something from the past might happen again. The film might look boring but as you watch it carefully, you will understand what happened and is still happening to our country. Officials are not the leaders, they are only representatives for managing a peaceful community. We are still much more powerful than them if we would just work together in fighting against bad governance.