We're back! Daang Dokyu celebrates the greatest documentaries from film and television, as well as hidden films from different regions. We've curated 55 documentaries that you can now watch for free.
We're opening on September 19 to remember one of the country's darkest periods: Martial Law.
September 19 to November 5, 2020
Highlights
A House in Pieces (2020)
dir. Jean Claire Dy and Manuel Domes
65 mins | PG-13 | Oct 23-29, 2020
A Rustling of Leaves: Inside the Philippine Revolution (1988)
dir. Nettie Wild
112 mins | PG-13 | Oct 9-15, 2020
Alunsina (2020)
dir. Kiri Dalena
41 mins | PG-13 | Oct 30 - Nov 5, 2020
Aswang (2019)
dir. Alyx Arumpac
85 mins | PG-13 | Oct 31 - Nov 2, 2020
Bullet-laced Dreams (2020)
dir. Kristoffer Brugada and Charena Escala
29 mins | PG-13 | Oct 2-8, 2020
Documented (2013)
dir. Jose Antonio Vargas
60 mins | PG-13 | Oct 16-19, 2020
Dreaming in the Red Light (2019)
dir. Pabelle Manikan
85 mins | PG-13 | Oct 16-22, 2020
Glimpses of the Culion Leper Colony and of Culion Life (1929)
dir. Merl La Voy
36 mins | G | Oct 2-8, 2020
We Still Have to Close Our Eyes (2019)
dir. John Torres
13 mins | PG-13 | Oct 30 - Nov 5, 2020
Meet the Team
Daang Dokyu is headed by a passionate team of filmmakers that aims to reach a broader audience for documentaries and offer the 'docu way' to take stock of how we are as a nation and where we are headed.
Take Part
Researchers of the Daang Dokyu Festival have already found 200 remarkable documentaries. We hope to discover more films from across the region and spread stories that inspire communities, resonate with individuals, provoke different conventions, and question existing taboos.
Volunteer!
Help us trace the Filipino story. We are looking for volunteers to get involved and join us in sharing the local stories from across regions and spread inspiration and encouragement of the documentary community. Get in touch with us and find out more.
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