One of the better films in the official selection of the first ToFarm Film Festival appears to have a tale somewhat remote from the express rationale by which the film fest is mounted.
Instead of conjuring imagery of bounty out of the cultivated soil of some faraway agricultural heartland, audiences get a disturbing portrait of gripping and unabated urban squalor in Paolo Villaluna’s Pauwi Na.
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