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Pagtipig

Film15 min

Directed by Reutsche Colle Lima

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With their famous Chicken Inasal, each uniquely special from different vendors, Bacolod City's Manokan Country has been helping in keeping the city alive for the past 40 years. Tata Posadas, like the rest of her fellow vendors, only wants to still be able to preserve that history and culture. However, the place with such distinct culture through their food, which locals and tourists loved and always look forward to, is at risk with a redevelopment plan from a private company that involves changes that could completely erase what made Manokan Country the way it was. The redevelopment promises that it will help the Manokan Country progress by being bigger and better, a promise that is still being held on to today: in which some vendors are hesitant as they ought to preserve the unique ambience of the Manokan Country.Read moreLess

With their famous Chicken Inasal, each uniquely special from different vendors, Bacolod City's Manokan Country has been helping in keeping the city alive for the past 40 years. Tata Posadas, like the rest of her fellow vendors, only wants to still be able to preserve that history and culture. However, the place with such distinct culture through their food, which locals and tourists loved and always look forward to, is at risk with a redevelopment plan from a private company that involves changes that could completely erase what made Manokan Country the way it was. The redevelopment promises that it will help the Manokan Country progress by being bigger and better, a promise that is still being held on to today: in which some vendors are hesitant as they ought to preserve the unique ambience of the Manokan Country.

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With their famous Chicken Inasal, each uniquely special from different vendors, Bacolod City's Manokan Country has been helping in keeping the city alive for the past 40 years. Tata Posadas, like the rest of her fellow vendors, only wants to still be able to preserve that history and culture. However, the place with such distinct culture through their food, which locals and tourists loved and always look forward to, is at risk with a redevelopment plan from a private company that involves changes that could completely erase what made Manokan Country the way it was. The redevelopment promises that it will help the Manokan Country progress by being bigger and better, a promise that is still being held on to today: in which some vendors are hesitant as they ought to preserve the unique ambience of the Manokan Country.

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Director of Photography
Jose Andy Sales