Amid calls from personalities in the film industry and an online movement to boycott the upcoming biopic "Bato", the film's star Robin Padilla claims that boycotting will negatively affect those who worked on the project. The movie follows the life of former Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Ronald "Bato" Dela Rosa and is directed by Adolfo Alix Jr. One of its criticisms is the movie's timing, particularly its proximity to the 2019 senatorial elections, where Dela Rosa is a candidate. Padilla shared a video yesterday, Jan. 27, on Instagram of some of the people who worked behind the scenes on the film. http://bit.ly/2MzAQGl "May mga rebolusyonaryong n...
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