A HAUNTING FAIRYTAIL TO THE LOSS OF EQUANAMITY.
Kun Maupay it Panahon (Whether the weather is fine) starts not as an absurdist and surrealist ode to the topic that it discusses: the Yolanda Tragedy, but rather a contrapuntal experience with its imagery and sound design imposing two different tones sarcastically, almost hauntingly.
The film then proceeds on superseding narrative exposition to a point of contextualizing metaphors through its characters and allegorizes societal trauma. Its elaborate set design played well…