Internationally respected Filipino indie filmmaker Adolf Borinaga Alix Jr...

Published on May 22, 2013

Internationally respected Filipino indie filmmaker Adolf Borinaga Alix Jr. discusses his latest opus, "Bataan Death March," which was shot in black in white format, to Philippine Daily Inquirer entertainment reporter-editor Bayani San Diego Jr. at the ongoing 2013 Cannes Film Festival. The 34-year-old Alix was named in 2010 by The Hollywood Reporter as among Asia's best and brightest entertainment personalities below 35. "Bataan Death March" is in competition at the Un Certain Regard, a category for art-house experimental films.

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