TORONTO, Canada --It was a moving sight -- Anita Linda, at 83, atten
ding her first ever international film festival, was applauded and cheered enth
usiastically by the audience who came to the second screening of "Adela," her m
ovie directed by Adolfo Alix Jr. (left)Â and produced by Arleen Cuevas (right),
at the ongoing Toronto International Film Festival. A âquestion and answerâ wi
th the audience followed the screening which reflected the crowd's affection fo
r Anita and her performance as a grandmother marking her 80th birthday. I was t
old that the first screening of "Adela" was also a success. (Photo by R
uben Nepales).
Enthusiastic reception for Anita Linda in int'l film festival
TORONTO, Canada --It was a moving sight -- Anita Linda, at 83, atten
ding her first ever international film festival, was applauded and cheered enth
usiastically by the audience who came to the second screening of "Adela," her m
ovie directed by Adolfo Alix Jr. (left)Â and produced by Arleen Cuevas (right),
at the ongoing Toronto International Film Festival. A âquestion and answerâ wi
th the audience followed the screening which reflected the crowd's affection fo
r Anita and her performance as a grandmother marking her 80th birthday. I was t
old that the first screening of "Adela" was also a success. (Photo by R
uben Nepales).
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