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On a mission to survive, she finds herself. Documentary about the late Filipino-American comedian, Christy L. Medrano's fight against breast cancer. She has appeared in numerous TV shows (Everybody Loves Raymund, ER) and films. She was diagnosed with leukemia in August of 2008 and died in November of that year.

A story of land, golf and revolution in the Philippines. When Filipino peasants resist converting their ancestral farmland into a golf resort, they face a bloody struggle against developers and their government. Tracking down both armed guerrillas and golf boosters, including Tiger Woods, the filmmakers reveal a larger, national battle over land and revolution in what the LA Times called a "bombshell of an expose."

A documentary film by Benito Bautista. There was once a golden age of Filipino music, when men wrote songs for the sole purpose of singing under the window at night to fearlessly declare their love for a woman. This practice and its music is called Harana. It had a strict sense of protocol, etiquette and a specific style of music. A once-important part of the Philippine social fabric, this custom along with its music - has long been forgotten.

Home Unknown is a personal documentary about Filipino American Stephen Dypiangco and a journey he undertakes with his parents Oscar and Lucila to discover his roots in the Philippines.

"Thank God, when they opened my closet, they found shoes not skeletons."

Documentary film of artist Dennis Lambert 2007 big comeback tour in the Philippines.

Information on and the making of two documentary films on the shamanistic healers and sorcerers of Siquijor.

This project is a 30- to 45-minute educational video documentary on the rich history of Batangas City, something that has never been done before.

Two men, a simple toy, and a hundred years of ups and downs. A documentary-in-progress written, directed, and produced by Cynthia Liu. Just about everybody recognizes the name Duncan when it comes to yo-yos. But did you know the first man to own a yo-yo company in America was a Filipino immigrant by the name of Pedro Flores? In addition to launching one of the world's best-loved toys, he hired numerous Filipino American yo-yo demonstrators and played a central role in popularizing the toy as we know it.

n a remote part of the Philippines, people live with the daily threat of terrorist attacks. They are challenged by disease and poverty. And they shine. The documentary Zamboanga follows musician Barclay Martin’s journey through the southern region of the Philippines where he comes face-to-face with the persevering soul of the country. The trek leads to a regional concert where thousands of people, Christian, Muslim and indigenous communities, come to participate in and celebrate the wealth of a vibrant culture.