Crisille Villaluna

It seems like just a fictional movie, yet real and fact-based. I'm amazed on Imelda's prudence and frame of mind that could've been used to uplift her people's lives, and not just pursue beauty, wealth and power in order to satisfy her own lack. At some point in the documentary, I felt pity for the Marcoses - one can see unsatisfaction and sadness through their eyes. This documentary shows various stakeholders' perspective - leaving an intelligible person to act and fight for what is true, for what is right.