In the film “Tinimbang ka ngunit kulang” (Weighed but found missing) the critical approach that really dominated the film is Feminis. Say no to plagiarism. Get a tailor-made essay on "Why Violent Video Games Shouldn't Be Banned"? Get Original Essay The movie depicted several characteristics of a woman. If we talk about Kuala, she is what we call the "crazy lady" of the city, she was a very carefree kind of woman maybe because she has a loose screw or maybe she is like that, but one thing I'm curious to know how she became like that and that's something I didn't see in the movie. Some information is missing but the idea is still there but I understand why, it's just that the movie didn't provide a clear sequence for the benefit of clear understanding. The second is the mother of Junior, Caesar's son. She has a strong personality that can almost beat a man. I see that somehow she is a very domineering person, she wants people around her to follow her instructions, but she actually doesn't have a bad personality, she gives orders that can actually bring benefits. The third is Evangeline. She is very dissatisfied with what she has and has a playful heart, she is also very proud like in the scene where Junior tried to teach her a lesson and make her understand that she already has a man for herself but was acting exalted she can replace him at any time , she is also the type of girl who doesn't think about the consequences of her action since she had sex with Dino with whom they were captured and forced to marry. This type of girl falls under the permanence criteria since in our current society there are many girls (not only girls but also boys) who do not think about the consequences of their actions, they simply follow what their heart dictates to them. they are the nuns of the association, they are very 'chismosa' considering that they serve the church it is really ironic. We can label them as hypocrites because they serve the church but behave like ignorant people. There are actually other things I can say about the film, but I just want to highlight feminism as it plays a big role in the film. Please note: this is just an example. Get a custom paper from our expert writers now. Personalize essayOverall it is an interesting movie where we can see that things from the past can still be done in our modern society, there are lessons that we should not judge the appearance of others or rather don't judge a book by its cover because in the movie Berto and Kuala they have done nothing wrong but because of their illness they are discriminated against instead of being cared for.