焦點專題｜必須虛構：後國族菲律賓紀錄片的多樣真實

This black and white film presents an impressionistic portrait of a Philippine metropolis. Digital transfer courtesy c/o Mowelfund Film Institute and Philippine Film Archive.

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Starting out as a cartoonist for Jingle Magazine, Roxlee became a household name through the widely popular 'Cesar Asar' strip for Manila Bulletin. This film version includes footage from the short film Tito's Wedding, vividly portraying an aimless, idle life set in the small town in the Philippines, interwoven with keen observation on the social-political dilemma of the nation.

#Laughing til It Hurts (Roxlee's Social Comedy in the 1990s)

A satire on the beneficial attributes of the chamber pot.

#Animation and Action

SOLITO returns to his hometown on Palawan Island and documents the sacred rituals and daily lives of its people, as the intrusion of multinational corporations and other forces constantly threatens the islanders' way of life. The echoes of percussion and rhythm of the images unite harmoniously, unveiling a personal rediscovery of indigenous roots in Southern Palawan.

#Unruly Geographies

Conducting a series of studies on bird migration inspired by the migration experience of filmmaker's father, the film aims to deal with a sense of mobility in various forms and times.

#Film Communities at Different Times