MOTHER IGNACIA - ANG ULIRAN
Philippines
Synopsis
In the 17th century, a group of native women called the beatas lived together to dedicate themselves to the service of God. It was founded by a Chinese mestiza from Binondo named Ignacia del Espiritu Santo. The beaterio became a center for spiritual enlightenment. Against the will of the King of Spain and with little support from the Pope in Rome, the native beatas bravely defied authorities to attain religious freedom and equality with men. As the film traces three centuries of Mother Ignacia's spiritual legacy, one can see reflected in her work, the Filipino nation's struggle to attain freedom, equality and dignity."
| Director: |
Nick Deocampo |
| Writer: | Nick Deocampo |
| Producer: | Ma. Clarita Balleque (executive producer) |
| Cinematographer: | Louie Quirino |
| Music/Composer: | Joey Ayala |
| Editorial Department: | Nick Deocampo |
| Production Design/Art Department: | Nick Deocampo |
| Production Management: | Paolo Villaluna (over-all production supervisor) |
| Sound Department: | Emmanuel Clemente |
| Camera and Lighting Department: | Shayne Sarte-Clemente (camera B operator) |
| Post-production: | LVN Studios (film processing laboratory) |
| Assistant/Associate Director: |
Ma. Lourdes Adrias |
| Production Company: | Congregation of the Religious of the Virgin Mary |
| Cast: | Sandy Andolong |
| Additional Crew: |
