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Screening the Untold Screening the Untold is a media advocacy page that aims to honor female OFWs through Filipino films.

Abante, babae! In light of celebrating our Filipino women migrant workers, here is some data our team has collected that...
14/04/2023

Abante, babae!

In light of celebrating our Filipino women migrant workers, here is some data our team has collected that would give you some insight about the realities that our modern-day HERoes face today.

Watch out for our next couple of posts that would dive into the individual experiences of our female OFWs!

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A prologue to Screening the Untold 🎞️ Our postings may end here, but our advocacy lives on alongside the 1.10 million fe...
14/04/2023

A prologue to Screening the Untold 🎞️ Our postings may end here, but our advocacy lives on alongside the 1.10 million female OFWs.

That’s a wrap! Thank you for tuning into our series of awareness posts on female OFWs through their real-life stories in relation to iconic Filipino OFW films.

Let’s all learn to appreciate our modern-day HERoes and continue to join them in fighting for their rights not just only as migrant workers, but as women as well.

To our Filipina OFWs, maraming salamat po!

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Episode 3: Family Breadwinners in Hello Love Goodbye (2019)“I am more. I want to be more.” – JoySacrifice is a large par...
14/04/2023

Episode 3: Family Breadwinners in Hello Love Goodbye (2019)

“I am more. I want to be more.” – Joy

Sacrifice is a large part of the lives of OFWs. To keep them from burning out, they just think of the love that they have for their families. For our final exchange, our interviewee from Saudi Arabia opens up about her experiences shouldering the responsibilities of being her family’s breadwinner.

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Interviewed by David Aquisap

Now Watching: Hello, Love, Goodbye (2019)Directed by Cathy Garcia-Molina and distributed under Star Cinema ProductionsJo...
14/04/2023

Now Watching: Hello, Love, Goodbye (2019)

Directed by Cathy Garcia-Molina and distributed under Star Cinema Productions

Joy is a hardworking college graduate who works as a domestic helper in Hong Kong to sustain her family back in the Philippines. 🇭🇰
She displays the tenacity and perseverance needed from an overseas worker to overcome challenges. 💪

She encounters Ethan, a bartender who teaches her to let loose amidst working multiple jobs. When the time comes to set her priorities straight, she learns the value of choosing oneself and the fulfillment that only comes from the decision to love herself. 💁‍♀️💕

Like our next interviewee, she related to Joy Fabregas played by Kathryn Bernaedo as they both experienced hardships, and challenges in their experiences. Stay tuned to find out the story of our next post!

Read more about Hello, Love, Goodbye (2019) here: https://ent.abs-cbn.com/starcinema/articles-news/hello-love-goodbye-18822

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Episode 2: Sacrifice and Self-Discovery in Caregiver (2008)In this episode, read more about the lead character in "Careg...
14/04/2023

Episode 2: Sacrifice and Self-Discovery in Caregiver (2008)

In this episode, read more about the lead character in "Caregiver", Sarah Gonzales, and how the sentiments of our second female OFW interviewee echo the core message of the movie.

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Interviewed by Prince Ramos

Now Watching: Caregiver (2008)Directed by Chito S. Roño and distributed under Star Cinema Productions The Caregiver, sta...
14/04/2023

Now Watching: Caregiver (2008)

Directed by Chito S. Roño and distributed under Star Cinema Productions

The Caregiver, starring Sharon Cuneta (Sarah), is a grade school English teacher who chose to work as a caregiver in London to give her son a better chance in life in the Philippines. 👶❤️🇬🇧

Sarah joins her husband who is in London working as a nurse and their goal is to eventually get their son to join them in London. 👩‍⚕️

With the film’s and Sarah’s experience in hardships and sacrifices, OFWs can relate to the obstacles Sarah has faced. Stay tuned to find out how the story of an OFW unfolds with our next interviewee. ✈️🌎

Read more about Caregiver (2008) here: https://www.reeladvice.net/2008/05/caregiver-movie-review.html?m=1

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Episode 1: A Mother’s Love through Strange Lands in Anak (2000) Mother’s Love. Distance. Sacrifice. In a world full of u...
14/04/2023

Episode 1: A Mother’s Love through Strange Lands in Anak (2000)

Mother’s Love. Distance. Sacrifice.

In a world full of unfamiliar places, we get to yearn for what we call “home”– but some still feel lost despite them already reaching the place. Get to know the story of our first interviewee who relates to Josie, played by Vilma Santos, from the iconic Filipino OFW film “Anak” (2000).

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Interviewed by Christine Ladera

Now Watching: Anak (2000)Directed by Rory Quintos under Star Cinema ProductionsA woman struggling to make a better life ...
14/04/2023

Now Watching: Anak (2000)

Directed by Rory Quintos under Star Cinema Productions

A woman struggling to make a better life for her family finds that her efforts have caused a rift between her and her children in this downbeat family drama. Josie (Vilma Santos) is a mother of three from the Philippines who took a job in Hong Kong, working as a nanny for a wealthy couple for several years. 🇭🇰

Josie knew she could make far more money in Hong Kong than she could at home, but she also had qualms about how this would effect her children, especially when her husband died not long after she left.
When Josie returns home, she has gifts for everyone and has saved a large percentage of her salary, which she plans to use to start a business; but her children don't welcome their mother with open arms. 🫂🛍

OFWs like Josie, Vilma Santos’ character have had their share of sweat and sacrifices In order to provide for their family. 🏆

Stay tuned to find out the relevance and relation to the movie Anak👶, and the interviewee we will be introducing in our next post!

Read more about Anak (2000) here: https://www.showtimes.com/movies/anak-84885/

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A Prologue to Screening the Untold  🎞️  Meet the Members who are ready to let their advocacy unfold! 🗯️Welcome to Screen...
13/04/2023

A Prologue to Screening the Untold 🎞️ Meet the Members who are ready to let their advocacy unfold! 🗯️

Welcome to Screening the Untold, an awareness campaign that advocates for the empowerment of female OFWs. 👩🏽‍⚕️🌐

Tune into our upcoming posts that consists of a series of engrossing film analysis and inspiring interviews with female OFWs that you wouldn’t want to miss!



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