00000cgc a22000003a 4500 UP-8027390931313907197 Buklod 20140304150004.0 m |o d | ta 140304s2001 xx d||| | || || (iLib)UPVIS-00031532362 ess 3.4.14 VHS 123 PCIJ Video Home System Katutubo [videorecording] memory of dances directed by Antonio Jose Perez ; produced by PCIJ, narrator : Gary Granada. Quezon City Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism c2001 1 video reel (60 mins) sd. col. 1/2 in VHS. Director's Notes: Many documentaries on indigenous peoples perpetuate the myth of a vanishing tribe. They depict tribes losing their land to the relentless invaders of progress, while their traditions drown in the currents of mainstream culture and globalization. Filmakers are content with archiving rituals and dances that will soon disappear. This documentary looks at tribal communities not as victims but as victors in a robust struggle to keep their land and their way of life. This film gives voice to the hopes of indigenous peopls thay they will relive the memory of their dances not on video screen or in a museum but with the soles of their feet firmly touching the sacred ground that has benn the homeland of their ancestors since time inmemorial by Antonio Jose Perez Producer: Philippine Center fir Investigative Journalism - Director: Antonio Jose Perez - Concept: Sheila Coronel - Scriptwriter/Supervising Producer: Luz Rimban Rituals and Dances. Minorities Philippines. Indigenous People Philippines. Manobo. UPVIS UPV-ML VHS-123 Visual Material