RSS Feeds  Filipino director takes new look at Bataan march
Tuesday - 5/14/2013, 10:04am  ET  This undated photo released by
Forward Entertainment shows an actor on the set of &quot;Death
March&quot; inside a studio in suburban Marikina, east of
Manila, Philippines. Filipino director Borinaga Alix Jr. chose
to film &quot;Death March&quot; in black-and-white and almost
entirely inside a studio using hand-painted backdrops, with
close-ups of actors' painted faces portraying their struggles
with nightmares and hallucinations in one of the bloodiest
episodes of World War II. (AP Photo/Forward Entertainment) NO
SALES  Associated Press  MANILA, Philippines (AP) -- A film that
weaves together stories of the anguish and desperation of
American and Filipino soldiers during the notorious Bataan Death
March could have been shot on location in a large-scale
production.  Filipino director Borinaga Alix Jr. instead chose
to film "Death March" in black-and-white and almost entirely
inside a studio using hand-painted backdr