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Distancing is a short film directed by Miko Revereza that captures his decision to leave the United States and return to the Philippines. The film is shot on 16 mm film in color, which adds a distinct visual texture to the narrative. Revereza's personal story is intertwined with the logistics of migration, reflecting on the emotional and practical aspects of leaving one’s home for another.
The film features appearances by Aurora Revereza and Pedro Revereza II, who may represent familial connections and personal ties to the Philippines. With a runtime of 10 minutes, Distancing presents a concise yet impactful portrayal of the complexities surrounding migration and identity.
Why Watch
- •See Miko Revereza's unique perspective on migration.
- •Meet Aurora and Pedro Revereza II in personal roles.
- •Find out how 16 mm film affects storytelling.
Did You Know
•Miko Revereza directed the film in 2019.
•The film has a duration of 10 minutes.
•It was shot on 16 mm film.
Perfect For
Filmmaking enthusiastsDocumentary loversCultural studies