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| Name | A Rustling of Leaves Inside the Philippine Revolution (1988) Courtesy: DaangDokyu |
| Video Uploader | Video From RJ R Dela Cruz |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 27-06-2023 00:12:58 |
| Video Discription | I got this video from InternetArchive.org and would like to contribute here on YouTube for viewers who would love to see this one-of-a-kind documentary. ABOUT THE FILM A Rustling of Leaves: Inside the Philippine Revolution is a Canadian documentary film, directed by Nettie Wild and released in 1988. The film is a portrait of the political upheaval in the Philippines in the 1980s, including the People Power Revolution which ended the presidency of Ferdinand Marcos, and the country's uneasy transition toward democracy under his successor Corazon Aquino. The film had its roots when Wild traveled to the Philippines as part of a theatre exchange program in 1985 when the group she was workshopping a play with was shelled by government forces. Wild pledged to return to the Philippines as soon as possible to make a documentary film about the campaign to oust Marcos, only to have the People Power Revolution take place before she could get back and thus changing the film's intended focus to include figures that supported the government as well, including an interview with Aquino herself. The film was partially funded by the United Kingdom's Channel 4, alongside contributions from the National Film Board of Canada, Telefilm Canada, B.C. Film and the Canada Council. Following his death in 2013, editor Peter Wintonick was credited by Wild as having had an important role in making the film what it was, as she had over 64,000 feet of film to sort through and it was Wintonick's influence that helped her focus on shaping the film. The film premiered at the 1988 Vancouver International Film Festival. This film offers a remarkable behind-the-frontlines look at the aftermath of the anti-Marcos “Yellow Revolution” that brought Corazon Aquino to power in the Philippines in 1986. Shot over eight months, often in dangerous conditions, the film chronicles the three points of an often-violent political triangle: the legal left; the illegal, armed leftists of the New People’s Army; and the armed, reactionary right-wing groups operating on both sides of the law. The fascinating personalities on display include a former guerrilla leader now running for election; a rabidly right-wing radio DJ propagandizing for the death squads; and a rebel Catholic priest who shares command of the NPA. “There is [also] the puzzling dark side to Mrs. Aquino’s presidency. The film captures the tragedy of the Mendiola massacre where farmers were killed marching on the palace to demand land reform, and the president’s confusing endorsement of the vigilante groups which have brought back the terror of the Marcos era. References: https://www.imdb. https://www.cinemapolitica.org/film/a-rustling-of-leaves-inside-the-philippine-revolution/ https://www.wikiwand.com/en/A_Rustling_of_Leaves:_Inside_the_Philippine_Revolution Courtesy: I believe that #DaangDokyu has allowed me to post this on YouTube for educational purposes only. This documentary, aside from its title that bears "Revolution", is truly a very revolutionary film since it depicts here the way of life of the leftist group and allows Filipino viewers to give an idea of how they live and interact with their environment, how they tried to shape and effect changes to society, and their propaganda and counter-propaganda against the Philippine government. Thank you so much! qpOxlSFhEmc |
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