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Alienasyon 2014

★ 10.01 votes📅 2014-11-05

Arnel Mordoquio's *Alienasyon* (2014) immerses viewers in a poignant drama set against the backdrop of Diliman's rapidly changing skyline. The film centers on a retired university professor who defies an eviction order, clinging to the home he's shared for decades.

Director: Arnel Mardoquio

Cast

Spanky Manikan
Spanky Manikan
Jess Mendoza
Jess Mendoza
Tessie Tomas
Tessie Tomas
Meryll Soriano
Meryll Soriano
Art Acuña
Art Acuña
Shamaine Buencamino
Shamaine Buencamino
Manuel Chua
Manuel Chua
Bing Pimentel
Bing Pimentel
Rino Marco
Carl Cruz

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Alienasyon (2014) about?

*Alienasyon* follows a retired university professor who refuses to leave his long-time home despite an eviction order. As the neighborhood around him evolves, he becomes the sole keeper of its history, reflecting on loss, memory, and the cost of progress.

Who directed Alienasyon?

Arnel Mardoquio directed *Alienasyon*. Known for his intimate storytelling, Mardoquio crafts a deeply personal film about change and resistance.

Who stars in Alienasyon?

The film features Spanky Manikan, Jess Mendoza, Tessie Tomas, Meryll Soriano, and Art Acuña in pivotal roles.

Is Alienasyon (2014) worth watching?

*Alienasyon* may not boast mainstream appeal, but its thoughtful exploration of displacement and nostalgia makes it rewarding for drama enthusiasts. The film's quiet intensity and strong performances anchor its contemplative tone.

How long is Alienasyon?

Runtime details are not listed.

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About Alienasyon (2014) — A Professor's Last Stand Against Displacement

Arnel Mordoquio's *Alienasyon* (2014) immerses viewers in a poignant drama set against the backdrop of Diliman's rapidly changing skyline. The film centers on a retired university professor who defies an eviction order, clinging to the home he's shared for decades. As the last guardian of his neighborhood's fading memories, he becomes a living archive of a community on the brink of transformation, where progress and displacement collide.

This hauntingly atmospheric drama explores themes of nostalgia, resistance, and the quiet resilience of those left behind by progress. Through a minimalist yet deeply affecting narrative, Mordoquio crafts a tale that lingers long after the credits roll, making *Alienasyon* (2014) a standout in the genre.