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A seemingly objective look at getting a largely illiterate rural people out to vote transcends anthropological reportage to become a more individual take on a way of life and the push for self-determination in Brillante Mendoza's "The Teacher."

A seemingly objective look at getting a largely illiterate rural people out to vote transcends anthropological reportage to become a more individual take on a way of life and the push for self-determination in Brillante Mendoza’s “The Teacher.” So closely inspired by real life that it’s difficult to know how much is reenactment and how much scripted, pic focuses on a 13-year-old from the Aeta group of indigenous Filipinos and her efforts to teach her community how to fill in ballots for the 2004 presidential election.

Shot in just five days, pic looks best on small screens but has enough staying power to interest fest programmers.

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