Direk Adolfo Alix Nagsalita Na Tungkol Sa Heartbreaking Scene Ni Alden Sa Alaala! ~ News Philippines

The upcoming 45th anniversary of the declaration of Martial law is approaching. The Kapuso Network presents "Alaala: A Martial Law Special". The Pambansang Bae Alden Richards will play the role of Palanca awardee Boni Ilagan who was a student at the University of the Philippines when he was arrested. tortured and prison for two years. The GMA special is about the human rights abuses during the Martial Law days under the direction of Direk Adolf Alix.

On his direction, the famous director admires the excellent performance of the Pambansang Bae Alden Richards. This is his post on his Twitter accounts

"A courageous and committed performance @aldenrichards02 #Alaala That scene with @ginalajar28 is heartbreaking."

It was being a controversial special because of the reaction of Marcos loyalists and supporters but it was only a part of the job of the Pambansang Bae to portray the role of one of the victims of human rights abuse at the time of Martial Law Era.

But for the AlDub Nation family, they really admired and amazed in the excellent performance of Alden Richards. AlDub Nation @TOA_ScarForMC appreciate the Pambansang Bae performance

"Indeed!Their acting is just superb; your directing as well Sir @aalix 🙌🏻Congrats every1 and thanks @GMA_PA 4getting A 2portray SirBoni's life."

AlDub Nation @corsetbellums watched the special commemorating the 45th anniversary of Martial Law and feels the sacrifice and trials suffered by the victim of human rights

"Yes, Direk. That scene was heartbreaking. No hysterics. Just pure feelings."

They also congratulated Direk Adolf Alix and Alden Richards about the GMA News and Public Affairs Special

"Congrats po Direk for your work in #Alaala 🙌My other fave scene is when Alden reacted to Bianca raising her fist. Their eyes did the talking"

There is no problem with Alden Richards because as being an artist he portrays only the character of the Martial law Victim it depends on the audience how they accept the messages of the documentary specials