Veteran actress Pinky Amador, a descendant of former Philippine President Manuel L. Quezon, expressed disappointment with the film "Quezon," directed by Jerrold Tarog, citing its one-sided and sensationalized portrayal of the late president.
Amador shared her frustration on Instagram, highlighting the personal impact the film has had on her family, particularly her late grandmother who was Quezon's daughter.
She questioned the filmmakers' decision to present a negative depiction of Quezon without considering the feelings of his descendants.
Another Quezon descendant, Ricky Avancena, also criticized the film during a talkback session, calling it a "joke" and accusing the filmmakers of sensationalism to make money and gain fame.
Avancena used expletives to express his anger, stating the filmmakers "opened Pandora's Box" and were discrediting his family.
Actor John Arcilla, also a Quezon descendant, commented on Avancena's post, agreeing that living relatives should have been consulted.
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