Dragons.ph is an online community advocating cinema as a tool for change. By spreading the message of the film, we hope to help others discover and overcome the dragons in their lives.
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False Evidence Appearing Real (FEAR)
// November 30th, 2011 // Fear
by ranosa77
My fears have resided in my being since childhood when we were mostly left at home with a relative while my parents were off to work. The fears developed even more when I lost my husband 11 years ago. The fears grew to be dragons and I could only HOPE to slay them with prayers and reading the Psalms every night before I go to sleep. The dragons haven’t been slain but they have been silenced.
G on SADNESS
// November 8th, 2011 // Sadness
This dragon ain’t easy as this roots from the emotional side. Best thing to do is let go, and let it all out. Then let the grace come in. Fill your heart with God’s love and faith that tomorrow will always be a better day.
Nina on PRIDE
// November 8th, 2011 // Pride
Pride is one of the 7 capital sins, and this is hard to notice it. How can we conquer it? Continue Reading
Merlyn on FEAR
// November 8th, 2011 // Fear
As human beings, we all have our own dragons and they should not threaten nor bother us, but they should help and mold us into a better person. For me. FEAR is my dragon. When I get afraid i just pray then leave it to God alone because I know he will never abandon me even in the most tragic events of my life.
Dragons are a metaphor for life's challenges we have to face, such as suffering, death, and guilt. How different people respond to these challenges is what the movie is all about. Some are destroyed by these dragons, others become saints, and others just keep wrestling.
A trailer-video featuring testimonials of broadcaster Mike Enriquez, the Ambassador of Spain to the Philippines, and a bishop after an advanced screening last October.
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Charlie Cox, the actor who portrays Saint Josemaria Escriva in the film, talks about the challenge of capturing the saint's strength of character. "The cassock actually works against you when you're playing a priest. You think it does, but it doesn't. What you want to see is a regular guy," he says.
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