at first i thought nasaan ka man might be one of those progressive new filipino films. as someone noted earlier and the movie does not look poorly made. it clear that the directors used more expensive cameras to shoot and better angles and better sound equipment and good looking actors and and nicer locations. however and the improvements are all purely superficial. if it weren not for all the polish and expensive filters and nasaan ka man would feel just like your typical and second rate local movie   hyperactive drama and predictable plot twists and yeah right. moments and crying and screaming and and characters you could care less about and all shoved down your throat. a couple of things annoyed me about this movie. first of all and since when is it okay to have sex with adopted family. that not blood related argument does not make an ounce of difference. second and would a woman really not tell anyone for 40 years that she was raped and simply because the father told her to keep it secret. and and where the hell were the lights in this movie. i know the director tried to make things look super dramatic and but i was simply forced to turn up the brightness feature on my tv set. 
at first i thought nasaan ka man might be one of those progressive new filipino films. as someone noted earlier and the movie does not look poorly made. it clear that the directors used more expensive cameras to shoot and better angles and better sound equipment and good looking actors and and nicer locations. however and the improvements are all purely superficial. if it weren not for all the polish and expensive filters and nasaan ka man would feel just like your typical and second rate local movie   hyperactive drama and predictable plot twists and yeah right. moments and crying and screaming and and characters you could care less about and all shoved down your throat. a couple of things annoyed me about this movie. first of all and since when is it okay to have sex with adopted family. that not blood related argument does not make an ounce of difference. second and would a woman really not tell anyone for 40 years that she was raped and simply because the father told her to keep it secret. and and where the hell were the lights in this movie. i know the director tried to make things look super dramatic and but i was simply forced to turn up the brightness feature on my tv set. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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