Documentary

The untold story behind the 86 EDSA Revolution

Posted May 13th, 2011 by phil-uk
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The objective of the director/author/owner of the video is to expose hidden facts about the EDSA Revolution Yellow Propaganda. By simply stating the FACTS, everything becomes astoundingly simple and clear. For 25 years, media has been forcibly feeding people about their mystical notion of People Power, an event that was not participated by more than 80 million Filipinos back in 1986. 25 years after this so called "bloodless" revolution (Ironically, thanks to Marcos), the rich has gotten more wealthy and are poised to own the utilities and infrastructures of the country while the entire populace of the Philippines is mired in POVERTY, MEDIOCRITY and constant SUFFERING.

The Filipina on Top: Deconstructing Maria Clara

Posted April 27th, 2011 by phil-uk
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Getting to the heart of the Pinay's Madonna-Whore Syndrome. Is the modern Filipina well-informed enough not to fall into bad situations? Or are we unknowingly contributing to our own problems?




PRESS RELEASE

New Mini Documentary Discusses
Filipina Sexual Empowerment Issues

Mini-Documentary to Challenge the Negative Pinay Stereotype Released from Dubai

Submitted by phil-uk on Tue, 13/04/2010 - 22:39

PRESS RELEASE
12 April 2010
Mini-Documentary to Challenge the Negative Pinay Stereotype Released from
DubaiDubai, UAE - Under the Patronage of the Philippine Embassy in Abu Dhabi,
Filipino lifestyle magazine Illustrado has joined forces with Dubai-based
Filipino film director Kamil Roxas, Winner of the Hayah Film Competition at
the Middle East International Film Festival (MEIFF) in 2008, to create
“The Empowered Filipina.” The mini-documentary film provides a
compelling message of Filipina empowerment that is slated to create
positive ripples throughout the Filipino expatriate community in the region
and around the world.

The Empowered Filipina trailer

Submitted by phil-uk on Fri, 26/02/2010 - 01:04

A new documentary showing how Filipinas around the world respond to negative stereotypes. The full length premiere will show on 27th March, Godolphin Ballroom, Emirates Towers, Dubai.

Channel 4 documentary looking for nurses to share their experiences

Submitted by phil-uk on Fri, 20/02/2009 - 00:31

Des Daniels from Lion TV asked us to pass on this message:

We are currently producing a programme for Channel 4 about hospital nursing and midwifery. We would like to hear about experiences from both nurses and patients. We are interested to find out about specific situations or events during your stay or work in hospital with the view of potentially doing an interview on camera. For example as a patient did the nurses make you feel safe and looked after or did something go wrong. If you are a nurse or midwife how do you find the day to day working life? What works well and what could be improved?

Whatever you tell us, we'll treat the information confidentially and anonymously where necessary. Our aim is to make an fair and balanced programme about experiences in NHS hospitals today.

If you have a story to tell or if you would like to know more please feel free to get in touch by emailing me at des.daniels@liontv.co.uk or you can call us on 0208 846 2175.

Payatas, Metro Manila's rubbish dump

Posted August 9th, 2008 by phil-uk
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Ivar Berglin of VBS.TV covers Payatas, Metro Manila's only rubbish dump. Although this short documentary focuses on the dump, it does make you think about issues like poverty, entrepreneurship, ecology, over-population and the Church's stance against contraception.







Manila in the 1930s

Posted June 26th, 2008 by phil-uk
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1930s film footage of pre-war Manila. So this is how our grandparents lived...
It's fascinating.




Watch 'Between Two Cultures' online

Submitted by phil-uk on Sat, 17/05/2008 - 16:16

The BBC's 'Meet the Immigrants' episode featuring Filipino domestic workers seemed to generate lots if interest. I thought it would be a good time to follow it up buy uploading 'Between Two Cultures', a short video documentary filmed by two members of Phil-UK back in 2000.

It's a 12 minute video documentary about two Filipinas: a student who grew up in the UK, and a nanny working to support her family in the Philippines.

For more information, and to watch the video, head to the Between Two Cultures page.

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