Inang Yaya
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Ness B.
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Published on 08/17/2007
Norma (Maricel Soriano) straddles between two worlds as mother to Ruby
and nanny to Louise. When Norma takes Ruby to the city to live with
Louise’s family, the two girls struggle to share the woman they both
fiercely love.
Norma (Maricel Soriano) straddles between two worlds as mother to Ruby
and nanny to Louise. When Norma takes Ruby to the city to live with
Louise’s family, the two girls struggle to share the woman they both
fiercely love.
Everyday is a balancing act for Norma as she deals with her demanding ward and her headstrong daughter; a generous employer and her opinionated mother-in-law; the desire for a good life and the need to survive.
Veering away from the stereotypical melodrama, Inang Yaya portrays the Filipino nanny with veracity and shows both her strengths and vulnerability. The film imparts valuable lessons, and inspires the audience to stand for the difficult choices one has to make in life.
Inang Yaya is available at FilipinoMovieRentals.com and at Higante.com
Norma (Maricel Soriano) straddles between two worlds as mother to Ruby
and nanny to Louise. When Norma takes Ruby to the city to live with
Louise’s family, the two girls struggle to share the woman they both
fiercely love.Inang Yaya
Norma (Maricel Soriano) straddles between two worlds as mother to Ruby
and nanny to Louise. When Norma takes Ruby to the city to live with
Louise’s family, the two girls struggle to share the woman they both
fiercely love.Everyday is a balancing act for Norma as she deals with her demanding ward and her headstrong daughter; a generous employer and her opinionated mother-in-law; the desire for a good life and the need to survive.
Veering away from the stereotypical melodrama, Inang Yaya portrays the Filipino nanny with veracity and shows both her strengths and vulnerability. The film imparts valuable lessons, and inspires the audience to stand for the difficult choices one has to make in life.
Inang Yaya is available at FilipinoMovieRentals.com and at Higante.com