Nasaan si Carla? | Short Film | Kristiano Drama | KDR TV
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An old man named Marcelo was wandering the streets for days looking for his daughter, Carla. One day, he saw the eatery of Fely and her daughter Liza.
While asking if Fely had seen his daughter Carla, Fely became merciful and offered him food. Liza reminded her mother not to be so generous in giving away food for free since they seldom had customers. Their eatery business was affected by the newly established food court near the municipal hall.
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Fely told Liza to take every opportunity to be merciful, helpful and must not expect anything in return. Fely assured Liza that God would take care of them and likewise show them mercy.
Liza took pictures of Marcelo while he was eating and posted them on social media.
Carla May Estrella finally found her grandfather. Carla was the mother who had gotten lost while still young but was found days later. Such a memory remained in the mind of Marcelo who had Alzheimer’s disease. When her mother died two years ago, her grandfather became miserable. Carla May’s gratitude to Fely and Liza was compelling as she could not bear not helping them back. Carla May offered a space at the food court for Fely’s eatery through its owner who happened to be her friend.
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