With martial artist Rico Giger in the leading role: Amriswil emigrants fulfill a dream with a film
Andy Kunz emigrated to the Philippines twelve years ago. Not everything went according to plan there: his martial arts school went bankrupt, his partner left him and he lost his house. Now a new film project gives him courage.
Andy Kunz from Amriswil emigrated to the Philippines. In the picture he poses with his wife Virginia Santos Wageyen and their son Prince Haemil in front of his new house in Baler.
When Andy Kunz wakes up, he hears the waves of the sea rushing. The Amriswiler emigrated to the Philippines twelve years ago. He recently relocated from the densely populated city of Manila to Baler, a coastal town 230 kilometers from the capital. The circumstances that led to this were difficult. In the screenplay for his personal story, there is a low point before the provisional happy ending. He says: “It all collapsed.”
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