Catched two Cinemanila films one after the other yesterday: Not Quite Hollywood (Australia) and The Band’s Visit (Israel).
Not Quite Hollywood, a documentary by Mark Hartley, gives you an unstoppable and invigorating dose of Aussie flicks of Ozploitations from the 60s and beyond. Sex and nudity, violence, graphic grossness, explosions, weird death-defying stunts, car chases, horror and gore characterize [...]
Yesterday wasn’t so good a day since I was stricken by the flu. Good thing my dinner experience at The Fort changed all that. We were invited to New Orleans Restaurant for a drug symposium. To our delight, we were served a very sumptuous meal–from the appetizing salad with meat strips, to the main course [...]
Ronald Paw Hay Law, part-Chinese and mostly Filipino, is a born Piscean under the sheep zodiac from the Philippines, is a young struggling doctor torn between his profession-the curing science of Medicine and his passion-the healing art of the Humanities. He holds an administrative position in a big healthcare organization and on the side studies Masterals for Public Health. He seeks to conquer the world by influencing people with regards the wholistic aspect of medicine–nurturing and healing, not only the body, but the mind and soul as well. He loves to travel, read non-Medical books, write literary stuff, listen to any genre of music, watch art films, shoot anything (photography that is) that catches his fancy, and paint female forms. He would often be caught sipping his cup of black coffee (without sugar and cream), tinkering with his latest gadget, or staring into space to keep him sane.
