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I. Name: Ricca Mae Abanilla Jocson
II. Year and Section: Fourth year – Lady of consolation
III. Title of the film: Caregiver

• Question:
What was the film about?
◘ Answer:
- The film is about a mother who left her son in the Philippines and also an English teacher, who relinquished her profession in line of caregiver in London, in hopes of augmenting her salary.
• Who are the main characters?
- Sharon Cuneta – Sarah Gonzales
- John Estrada – Teddy Gonzales
- Rica Paralejo – Karen
- Makisig Morales – Sean
- Jhong Hilario – Joseph
- Mickey Ferriols – Julia
- Lotlot De Leon – Betty
- Saul Reichlin – Mr. Morgan
- Matthew Rutherford – David Morgan
- Claire Jeater – Margaret Morgan
- Anita Linda – Lola Miling
- Monique Wilson – Debbie
- Boots Anson-Roa – Marissa Gonzales
- Dexter Doria - Principal
• Cite 2 scene that touched you most or loved most.
- When Sarah went to London to work as a Caregiver, she wasn’t expecting the treatment of her boss and she was blasphemed because even his irate boss mistreated her, he noticed that Sarah really cared for him and doing her best to fulfill the needs of her boss.
- When Sarah gained the trust of her boss, she handled the joy smoothly & developed a love and care towards him, so they became close friends and treated her boss as her family.
• Cite 2 Qualities/Characteristics of the main characters as a home nurse.
- Responsible for doing her job as a Caregiver.
- Patience to be able to handle slowing down and not push the seniors to move beyond their place.

• List down home nursing techniques done by characteristics in the movie. (Ex. Taking body temp)
- Let the patient sleep on time.
- Let the patient take the medicine on time.
- Assist the patient in taking bath.
• If you would be the main character would you decide to be a promotion that will be given to you on your present job?
- No, because I don’t want to be far from my family.
• What is your realization after watching

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