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Published February 9, 2021, 12:58 PM
When the movie poster for “Tililing” was released, a lot of netizens weren’t comfortable with how the movie characters portrayed those who are going through mental health issues. Tililing, in Tagalog and according to depenisyon.com, means “someone who is considered slightly insane or at times off-beat.”
Photo courtesy of Liza Soberano’s Instagram account
Actress Liza Soberano is among those who doesn’t approve of the poster. “Really hoping that this movie will spread awareness and enlighten us on the struggles of dealing with mental health. But the poster? It’s a no for me. Mental healthy is NOT a joke. Stop the stigma,” she tweeted.