Tag Archives: Davao

Ang Huling Nazareno (Eli Eli Lama Sabachthani), short film

Posted on March 30, 2017 by Joanna Lerio

Written and directed by Ahmad Javier An Islam in Focus Production Cast Michael Catandihan, Rome Gonzales, Grundy Constantino, Glenn Javier, Joanna Lerio, Bing Crisostomo, and Jessica Staff Ahmad Javier (Writer and Director), Ammar Tolentino (Associate Director), Gilbert Obispo (Director of … Continue reading →

Posted in Pelikula, Pelikula / New Media | Tagged Ahmad Javier, Ameer Muhammad, Ammar Tolentino, Ang Huling Nazareno, Arabic Language and Islamic Values Education, Art Direction, Bing Crisostomo, Caloocan, Cinematography, Collegiate Ambassador, contemporary, Cotabato, Cultural Rights, Datu Pax Ali, Davao, decadent culture, Department of Education, educational film, Eli Eli Lama Sabachthani, Filipino, Filipino Film, Gilbert Obispo, Glenn Javier, Grundy Constantino, Holy Week, Imam, indiependent film, Islam, Islam in Focus Production, Islamophobia, Jessica, Joanna Lerio, Lanao, lumpen culture, Maharlika, Manila, Masjid Al-Burnhan, Medieval, Michael Catandihan, morality play, Moro, Moro Christian People’s Alliance, Muhammad dela Cruz, Muslim, peace talk, Philippines, poverty, Pres. Rodrigo Duterte, Princess Habibah Sarip, PTV4, Quezon City, Quiapo, Religion Rights, Robert Jose, Rome Gonzales, Save Mindanao, Shk. Rashid Indasan, short film, SM Center Sangandaan, social media, STAND-UP, Suarabangsamoro, Surigao, Taguig, Tandang Sora, third world, tokhang, United Nations Universal Peace Federation, Ust. Nur Sawato, Victorian Age, War on Drugs | Leave a comment

FILM REVIEW Alamat ng Hustisya sa Tu Pug Imatuy (The Right to Kill)

Posted on March 16, 2017 by Joanna Lerio

… bawat pagal na hininga ay alay sa mga anak at bawat pag-aalay ay nakatuon sa hustisya. Sa kanyang bawat yapak ay humihiyaw ang lupa patungo sa kuta ng kanyang paglaya. Continue reading →

Posted in Pelikula / New Media | Tagged Agusan, American colonization, ancestral domain, Anna Pillabon, anthropology, Arbi Barbarona, Arnel Mardoquio, Art of War, Artaud, Asdang, Bai Bibiya-on Ligkayan Bigkay, bakwit, batas militar, Bathala, Brillante Mendoza, Bukidnon, Cherubim Quizon, Cinema Verite, Compostella, Cotabato, Datu Mintroso Malibato, Davao, Development Discourse, Diwata, DKK, environment, epiko, feminism, FPIC, Free Prior and Informed Consent, Gabriela, globalization, Google, human rights, Humanities Diliman, hustisya, illegal logging, indigenous people, Jong Monzon, Judith Butler, justice, kalikasan, KARAPATAN, karapatang pantao, Kilab Multimedia, kudyapi, large-scale mining, Logging Concessions, Lumad, lupang ninuno, Malona Sulatan, Manobo, martial law, militarization, Mindanao, mining, Mining Act of 1995, Misamis, Mother Earth, NDF, Netherlands, NPA, Oplan Bantay Laya, Panalipdan, Pangiyaki, Pantaron Range, Philippine revolution, Philippines, political detainees, Pres. Benigno Aquino III, Pres. Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, Pres. Rodrigo Duterte, Red Motion Media, RMP-NMR, Rural Missionaries of the Philippines Northern Mindanao Sub-Region Inc., Salinlahi, Salugpungan, Save Mindanao, SELDA, Sinag Maynila Film Festival, Sine Mindanaw, Skyweaver Productions, Spanish colonization, Stop Impunity, Stop the Killings, Surigao, Talaingod, tatoo study, Tebtebba, terrorism, Ubunay Botod Manlaon, United Nations, Utrecht, women emancipation, women studies, Yellow Kite Production | Leave a comment

Aklan Hala Bira: Museum and Sampaguita Gardens in Kalibo

Posted on April 26, 2013 by Joanna Lerio

For mere want of breathing-in and breathing-out away from Manila’s election carnival, I grabbed my Deuter for her second trip this year (the first was in Cotabato) since my sister brought it from Japan. My heart is split between Zamboanga, … Continue reading →

Posted in Biswal, Paglalakbay | Tagged Aklan, Aklan River, Aklan State University School of Fisheries and Marine Sciences, America, Apolinario Mabini, Archbishop Gabriel M. Reyes, Art Center, Ati-Atihan Festival, Boracay, Butcher Mansion, Cagayan, Capiz, carabao horn, Carthage, Catanduanes, cheap accommodation Aklan, Christmas Museum, colonial church, Cotabato, Davao, Deuter, Eskuelahan it Hari, farm tools, Filipino Archbishop, first Filipino Archbishop of Manila, fish traps, fishing tools, Freedom Sculpture, Jose Rizal, Kalibo, Kalibo Museum, King Philip of Spain, Libacao, Michigan, Ming Dynasty, Missouri, Museo it Akean, nationalism, New Washington, Panay, Panay Island, Philippine, Philippine democracy, Philippine Election 2013, Philippine travel, Philippine wood furniture, Philippines, Precious Moments, Precious Moments Chapel Carthage Missouri, RB Lodge Aklan, Roman Catholic, Salvation Murals, Sam Butcher, Sampaguita Gardens, Samuel John Butcher, solo backpacking, summer holiday, talibong art of sword-making, U.S., Zamboanga, zen | Leave a comment

Cotabato Chronicle: Impressions of the City Old and New

Posted on March 21, 2013 by Joanna Lerio

I just explored Central Mindanao with my backpack. My list for one-week journey included the old city, Lake Sebu and Gensan. I later realized that their distance covers the whole region of SOCCSKSARGEN. Many Filipinos are afraid to come here … Continue reading →

Posted in Paglalakbay | Tagged Ampatuan Massacre, Arab-Malay ethnicity, armed conflict, ARMM, Awang airport, Bangsamoro, BAYAN, Brgy. Awang, Brgy. Rosary Heights, Brunei Darussalam, Bukidnon, Cagayan de Oro, Caraga, Carol Araullo, Central Mindanao, civil liberty, Cotabato, Cotabato City, Cotabato Museum, Cotabato Old Provincial Capitol, Cotabato People’s Palace, Cotabato Regional Museum and Library, Datu Muslimin Sema, Davao, Department of Tourism, Dilangalen clan, DOT, freedom, General Santos City, Grand Mosque, Iranun, jeepney, kali, kidnap-for-ransom, Kotabatu, Kutawato, Kutawato Cave, Kutawatu, Lake Sebu, Lanao Lake, Maguindanao, Maranao, martial arts, MILF-GPH Framework Agreement for the Bangsamoro, Mindanao, Mindanao River, Misamis, Moro People, national democracy, okir, PC Hill, Peace talks, Pedro Colina Hill, Philippine Air Force, Philippine Army 6th Infantry Division, Philippine clam, Philippine Marines, Philippine tourism, Philippine travel, Philippines, Princess Jacel Kiram, Pulangi Region, Quezon City Hall, religious rights, Sabah claim, Samaritans, Shariff Kabunsuan Cultural Center, silat, SOCCSKSARGEN, Southern Philippines, Spanish colonization, Spanish Governor General Corcuera, Spanish occupation in the Philippines, Sultan Dipatuan Kudarat, Sultan Hadji Hassanal Bolkiah Masjid, Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah, Sultan Kiram, Tamontaka River, warlords in Mindanao, Zamboanga | 3 Comments

Mensahe mula sa 2012 Gawad CCP

Posted on March 2, 2013 by Joanna Lerio

Sining ng Paglikha ng Kasaysayan. Ito ang namutawing mensahe mula sa 2012 Gawad CCP para sa Sining kung saan tatlong babae at apat na lalaking kapwa mga alagad ng sining at guro, gayundin ang isang institusyon sa malikhaing pagsulat ang pinagkalooban … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: Davao

Aklan Hala Bira: Museum and Sampaguita Gardens in Kalibo

Cotabato Chronicle: Impressions of the City Old and New

Mensahe mula sa 2012 Gawad CCP

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