Hataw Na

About This Movie

Hataw Na offers a glimpse into the struggles of self-expression within a rigid educational environment. The film's pacing feels organic, allowing the characters to breathe and develop, particularly Robbie and Anna, who are genuinely passionate about their students' creative aspirations. The performances have this earnestness that draws you in, blending drama and romance with the backdrop of the music. The dance sequences, while not high-budget, carry a raw energy that speaks volumes about the characters' desires and frustrations. There's a certain charm to the way the film handles themes of conformity and rebellion, making it a curious artifact of 90s Filipino cinema. It leaves you with this lingering sense of what it means to truly express oneself in a world that often discourages it.

Features a mix of dance and drama that feels authentic. · Shows the tension between tradition and creativity. · Captures the essence of 90s Filipino cultural dynamics.