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The Phillipines: Life, Death and Revolution
Content:Documentary Film
Available From:Downtown Community TV Center
Media Type:Videocassette
Release Date:1999
Audience:Higher Education
Running Time:55 minutes
Language:English
Subject:Anthropology and Sociology
Politics and Government
Subheading:Military Conflict
Poverty
Social Conditions
Urban Conditions
Region:Southeast Asia
Country:Philippines



Abstract:

"At the height of the turmoil leading up to and following President Ferdinand Marcos' departure from power, a DCTV camera crew traveled throughout the Philippines recording interviews and the daily lives of people from all levels of society. From the smoking garbage heaps of Manila to an armed rebel camp deep in the mountains, the Filipino tell their story with dignity and passion. This in-depth look at the Philippines is an excellent resource for anyone attempting to understand the forces which continue to shape this complex country today. It has been widely used by journalism classes to examine coverage of a Third World country in conflict, as well as the on the spot ethical decisions reporters must make under trying conditions."




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