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Emmanuel Espejo Jr.

Film Review: Kiko Boksingero (2017) by Thop Nazareno
Diday serves Kiko hot dog. But Kiko takes a spoon full of veggies and starts eating. The smile blooms on Diday’s face. Kiko combs his hairs, tightens his shoe laces and leaves for school. Kiko has grown up in just few days. Though his father has left without intimating him, but the scent of bonding stays with him. The debutant director Thop Nazareno portrays the subtle bonding between a son and his estranged father brilliantly in “Kiko Boksingero” with a unique and gentle storytelling approach that touches the mind of the audience with a lasting impression.

Kiko Bosingero screened at the 8th Annual San Diego Asian Film Festival Spring Showcase

Kiko is an eleven year old boy, who lives in beautiful and scenic city of Baguio with his nanny, Diday (Yayo Aguila) after losing his mother . Kiko wants to be a boxer like his estranged father and visits his father’s deserted house everyday,...
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  • 4/1/2019
  • by Sankha Ray
  • AsianMoviePulse
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