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Piya, a young activist, visits her hometown in Bontoc, Mountain Province to re-connect with her indigenous roots. She discovers how her mother and grandmother prepared her for another lifetime of struggle.
More Information and Credits The documentary tells story of Piya Macliing Malayao, a young activist who hails from Mainit, Bontoc, Mountain Province, of re-connecting her indigenous roots and activism with her mother, Jean Macliing, and grandmother, Petra Macliing.
Transcript
00:00I was born from Bontoc.
00:04My knowledge was established that Bontoc was really left with the lupainian.
00:23What did you say about the 1970s, 1960s?
00:31It was a 1970s, it was a 1970s.
00:34Noong panahon pa lamang ni Marcos, ito na rin yung kasagsaga ng iba't ibang so-called development projects.
00:42At doon, naging malaki yung involvement ng aking lola, si Petra Macliing.
00:49Delikado talaga, delikado. May kami in-meeting sinang soli-soli.
00:57Noong nalaman ng lola ko na aktivista ako, may hint na siguro siya noong panahon ng college ako,
01:03dahil sinasabi na ng mga tita ko na, oh, akti-aktivista yan.
01:08Pero hindi niya actually masyadong sineseryoso.
01:13Biglang istisya ang lahat ng ginagawa ng iba
01:17at patuloy ng ginagawa ng iba't ibang.
01:19At patuloy ng pinagawa ng iba't ibang.
01:21At patuloy ng pinagawa ng iba't ibang.
01:34Bye.

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