Wazzup Pilipinas!?
A film produced by third-year Communication Arts students from Far Eastern University-Manila centered on the relationship between two siblings with a single parent.
How is it likely for a daughter to act violently toward her younger sister?
It is expected that family members will treat each other with dignity and cherish one another despite multiple challenges. As such, this story will disclose the sinister side of a few families where jealousy of a child turned into a criminal crime against a loved one. At the age of 13, a daughter committed a crime as she treated the doll cruelly in a manner similar to how her sister had been through, which eventually led to her death.
Will the eldest child then acknowledge her wrongdoings? or was it actually her intention to kill her as a way to command their mother’s full attention? This will show the traumatic events that the youngest daughter has to go through while handling control of her mentally ill sister as their mother was overburdened by the demands of being a single parent.
Trisha Raymundo is a student filmmaker from Far Eastern University. Her areas of expertise in film production revolve around writing, screenplay continuity, and producing. She presents Sisnister, a short narrative which highlights psychological disorder. For her, mental issues should be fully addressed in order to avoid unfavorable responses. She dedicates Sisnister to everyone who suffers with mental health concerns as well as single parents who face the most toughest challenge raising their children alone.
Zaki Reyes is a student filmmaker from Far Eastern University. His love for films pushed him to produce and create films which also expose societal issues such as mental health, prejudice and discrimination against women. As an advocate of mental health, he supports the director in producing Sisnister as it also speaks up about the phenomenon that happens mostly in a household.
Furthermore, this film also serves as an eye opener for it exposes one of the reasons why some people, even children, feel so invalidated and unloved.
Paolo Saclayan is a student filmmaker from Far Eastern University. His film production skills revolve around Musical Scoring and Editing. His advocacies regarding this film falls in line with the previous two as he aims to portray different issues that are prevalent within Philippine Society, which in this case specifically focuses on the upbringing of children, a rare but important topic that needs to be talked about and addressed.
The story specified above is a psychological thriller that focuses on mental health and negligence, particularly with regard to children. This was done to address the fact that dealing with mental illness is substantially deeper than most people believe. We should take control of this situation because if our mental health is unstable, it could affect everything we do. The relevance of parenting style is an additional matter, particularly for parents who are raising their children alone. Even if your child seems to be in good health on the outside, they might actually need professional assistance, thus it is important to always monitor their state. Considering our health is also our wealth, it is our fundamental priority.
Ross is known as the Pambansang Blogger ng Pilipinas - An Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Professional by profession and a Social Media Evangelist by heart.
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