Tag Archives: Philippine revolution

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

FILM REVIEW Mga Kuwentong Barbero (Barber’s Tales): Di Kuwentong Kutsero

Posted on August 20, 2014 by Joanna Lerio

Inilathala rin sa Pinoyweekly.org Tanaw sa lokal na danas tungong pambansa ang hatid ni Jun Lana sa pelikulang Mga Kuwentong Barbero o Barber’s Tales (APT Entertainment and Octobertrain Films, 2013). Pagpahayag din ito sa pagsilang ng indibidwal na malay tungong kolektibong … Continue reading →

Posted in Pelikula, Rebyu | Tagged Amado Guerrero, Andrea, Andres Bonifacio, Ang Bayan, anti-insurgency campaign, Apolinario dela Cruz, APT Entertainment, Babaylan, Bagong Buwan, barber’s life, Barber’s Tales, Bishop Alberto Ramento, buhay sa kanayunan, Catholic Church, Christopher Bond, Cofradia de San Jose, Dan Fernando, desaparesidos, Ding de Jesus, Eddie Garcia, EJK, El Filibusterismo, enforced disappearance, Eugene Domingo, Extrajudicial Killings, fascism, feminism, Ferdinand Marcos, feudal culture, feudalism, Fr. Fausto Tentorio, Gabriela, Gabriela Silang, gender politics, gender studies, Gil Portes, Gladys Reyes, Gomburza, Greg Macabenta, Hermano Puli, Hitler, Hugh Wheeler, human rights, Hustisyang Bayan, Italy, Iza Calzado, Joe Frazier, Jose Almojuela, Jose Lacaba, Jose Rizal, Jovito Palparan, Jun Aristorenas, Jun Robles Lana, Ka Oryang, karapatang pantao, Keith Sicat, Kulturang Pilipino, Lamberto Avellana, liberation theology, Lorena Barros, Magdalena, MAKIBAKA, Malayang Kilusan ng Bagong Kababaihan, Manila, Mao Zedong, Marcos dictatorship, Marilou Diaz Abaya, martial law, Marxism, melodrama, Mga Kuwentong Barbero, Mike de Leon, Muhammad Ali, Muro Ami, nakar, national democratic revolution, Netherlands, New People's Army, Nicco Manalo, Noli Me Tanghere, Nonie Buencamino, Nora Aunor, North Cotabato, NPA, Octobertrain Films, one billion rising, paano ba ang maging isang Ina?, Pampanga, Partido Komunista ng Pilipinas, People's Protracted War, Philippine Cinema, Philippine culture, Philippine Indiependent Cinema, Philippine Indigenous People, Philippine revolution, Philippine revolutionary movement, Philippine Society and Revolution, Philippine struggle, Philippines, Political dynasty, Political Killings in the Philippines, progressive culture, prostitution, protest film, PSR, Quezon, rebels with a cause, Red Army, Red Book, Ricky Lee, Sa Pusod ng Dagat, sapilitang pagkawala, Sari Dalena, self-defense, Shamaine Buencamino, Simbahang Katoliko, Sister Stella L, slavery, Spanish colonialism in the Philippines, Stephen Sondheim, Sue Prado, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, Tandang Sora, Tarlac, traditional justice system, white slavery, Willem Geertman, women in the struggle, Women Question, women solidarity, Women’s Studies | Leave a comment

Sining para sa Supremo

Posted on June 29, 2014 by Joanna Lerio

Ika-apat na Eksibisyong Bonifacio handog ng Bonifacio 150 Committee at Linangan ng Kulturang Pilipino Bilang pagpapatuloy sa pagbibigay-kaalaman hinggil kay Gat. Andres Bonifacio at sa paggunita ng ika-150 kaarawan ng pambansang bayani, itinanghal ang ika-apat na Eksibisyong Bonifacio na nilahukan ng … Continue reading →

Posted in Biswal | Tagged 1896 Revolution, Alab ng Puso, Alan Malune, Andres Bonifacio, Arlene de Castro-Anoñuevo, Bahay Nakpil-Bautista, Bodgie Mopia Puod, Boni150, Bonifacio 150 Committee, Bonifacio 150 Committee Visual Arts Collective, Bonifacio decendants, Cheril Lopez Gagala, contemporary arts, COURAGE, cultural work, Dante Palmes, democracy, Ding Royales, EARIST, Ed Bascara, Edilberto Dagot Hall, Eksibisyong Bonifacio, Emmanuel Sia, Ernie Navarro, Eulogio “Amang” Rodriguez Institute of Science and Technology, Fercilette Sauro, freedom, gawaing pangkultura, hilippine Normal University, Indoor Installation, Jose Irwin Mallare, Julie Po, Kabagang Art Group, KADIPAN, Kapisanang Diwa at Panitik, Linangan ng Kulturang Pilipino, LKP, Lorena Pacampra, Ma. Lourdes Inosanto, Ma. Morena Ramos, manggagawang pangkultura, Maypag-asa, Michael Art de Leon, Paul Alfonso, Philippine Arts Exhibit, Philippine revolution, Philippine senate, Philippine struggle for freedom and democracy, Philippine union of government employees, Philippine visual arts, Philippines, PNU, rebolusyong 1896, Rena Jamora, S.E.N.A.D.O., Sandigan ng mga Empleyadong Nagkakaisa sa Adhikain ng Demokratikong Organisasyon, Senate Office of External Affairs, sining biswal, supremo, Ted Camahalan, Yolanda de Castro-Cabuco | 1 Comment

Boni150 Committee: Call for Artworks

Posted on June 9, 2013 by Joanna Lerio

In commemoration of the 150th Birth Anniversary of national hero Andres Bonifacio, the Bonifacio 150 Committee calls for art submissions in any media (minimum size 4″ X 6″). Poems, photos and original music are also accepted. There is a monthly … Continue reading →

Posted in Advocacy, Biswal | Tagged American colonization, Andres Bonifacio, anti-feudalism art, anti-imperialist art, Bahay Nakpil Foundation, Bahay Nakpil-Bautista, Bansa, bayaning Pilipino, Birthday, Boni150, Bonifacio 150 Committee, contemporary arts, counter culture, cultural work, Filipino hero, Filipino national hero, gawaing pangkultura, ILPS Philippines, imperialism, Kasaysayan ng Pilipinas, KKK, Manila Contemporary, martir ng bayan, national democracy, Philippine, Philippine history, Philippine revolution, Philippine sculpture, Philippine struggle, Philippine visual arts, political art, proletariat, protest art, Quezon City, Quiapo Manila, radical culture, sense of history, sining biswal, Spanish Occupation, Tomas Morato, workers of the world | Leave a comment

Boni150: Sketching at Binondo Plaza

Posted on May 11, 2013 by Joanna Lerio

Bonifacio 150 Committee (Boni150) conducted a sketching session at Binondo Plaza last May 10 to commemorate the birth of Gregoria de Jesus (May 9, 1875 – March 15, 1943) and the death of Andres Bonifacio (November 30, 1863 – May 10, 1897). A century ago, … Continue reading →

Posted in Biswal | Tagged 1896 Revolution, Andres Bonifacio, Bahay Nakpil Foundation, Bahay Nakpil-Bautista, Binondo Church, Binondo Manila, Binondo Plaza, Boni150, Boni150 Committee, Bonifacio 150 Committee, Diklap, Emil Yap, Facebook Group, Gregoria de Jesus, Institute for Occupational Health and Safety Development, IOHSAD, Julio Nakpil, Ka Oriang, Katipunan, Linangan ng Kulturang Filipino, Maragondon Cavite, Philippine revolution, Spain | Leave a comment

The Guerrilla is a Poet Casting Call: From Poetry to Theater to Film

Posted on January 31, 2013 by Joanna Lerio

New film by Sari and Kiri Dalena for 2013 CineFilipino Film Festival Inspired from the play Makata’y Mandirigma, Mandirigma’y Makata written by Edward Perez and directed by Rommel Linatoc (DEFEND Philippines Production, UP Diliman, 2009) and from Jose Ma. Sison’s … Continue reading →

Posted in Pelikula / New Media | Tagged A Guerilla is Like a Poet, anti-bureaucrat capitalism, anti-feudalism, anti-imperialism, armed conflict, autobiographical film, Bien Lumbera, CAP, Casting (performing arts), CineFilipino Film Festival, Concerned Artists of the Philippines, DEFEND Philippines, Edward Perez, Female, Filipino Film, Film festival, ICPC, ILPS Philippines, Joma, Jose Ma. Sison, Kabataang Makabayan, Kiri Dalena, KM, land oligarchy, Makata'y Mandirigma, Makati, Makati City, Male, Mandirigma'y Makata, national democratic revolution, Officer (armed forces), Pablo Ocampo, People's Protracted War, Philippine revolution, Philippine Society and Revolution, Philippines, Progressive art, proletarian theater, protest art, protest film, PSR, Rommel Linatoc, Sari Dalena, Sari Iran, Student, unitel productions, University of the Philippines Diliman, Young, Zapote Road | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Philippine revolution

FILM REVIEW Mga Kuwentong Barbero (Barber’s Tales): Di Kuwentong Kutsero

Sining para sa Supremo

Boni150 Committee: Call for Artworks

Boni150: Sketching at Binondo Plaza

The Guerrilla is a Poet Casting Call: From Poetry to Theater to Film

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