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Mga Silingan,Happy New Year!Big change for this year. In partnership with the Davao Dwellings community, SILINGAN found ...
06/01/2016

Mga Silingan,

Happy New Year!

Big change for this year. In partnership with the Davao Dwellings community, SILINGAN found its new home. Soon will hold its workshops and activities at Davao Dwellings, 3/F Expansion Wing, Ayala Abreeza to better serve you.

Will post the upcoming activities soon. Thank you!

Limited copies of the Romancing Venus 1 & 2 CDs are now available at Silingan! These features tracks of spoken word by K...
12/08/2015

Limited copies of the Romancing Venus 1 & 2 CDs are now available at Silingan! These features tracks of spoken word by Kooky Tuason as performed by the country's top female personalities and artists such as Barbie Almabis, Angel Aquino, Wawi Navarozza, Maegan Aguilar, Dra. Margie Go-Singco Holmes, KC Concepcion, Julia Clarete, Iza Calzado, Pinky Amador, Aia de Leon, Senator Loren Legarda, among many others. Each CD is P250. Proceeds will go to the Women's Crisis Center.

Finding their space, finding their voice at the Spoken Word workshop Silingan Selina Orias Kooky Tuason Angely Chi
10/08/2015

Finding their space, finding their voice at the Spoken Word workshop Silingan Selina Orias Kooky Tuason Angely Chi

Day 1 - August 8, 2015 AM Session (8am -12nn)
08/08/2015

Day 1 - August 8, 2015
AM Session (8am -12nn)

Kooky Tuason's first spoken word album "Romancing Venus" is on sale at Silingan starting tomorrow. Grab a copy for PhP25...
07/08/2015

Kooky Tuason's first spoken word album "Romancing Venus" is on sale at Silingan starting tomorrow. Grab a copy for PhP250.00. The CD features 25 tracks of spoken word (penned by Kooky Tuason) and read/performed by Barbie Almabis , Wawi Navarozza, Kara David, KC Concepcion, Kate Torralba, Angel Aquino, Iza Calzado, Julia Clarete, and many others.

07/08/2015

Spoken Word with Kooky Tuason PR in Sunstar Davao!

Connecting People through News. All-you-can-read digital newsstand with thousands of the world’s most popular newspapers and magazines. Vast selection of top stories in full-content format available for free.

Pahiyum ni Boye, open forum ongoing.
05/08/2015

Pahiyum ni Boye, open forum ongoing.

Pahiyum ni Boye happening now
05/08/2015

Pahiyum ni Boye happening now

Pahiyum ni Boye happening now
05/08/2015

Pahiyum ni Boye happening now

Mga Silingan! Our special screenings of the indie short film on IP education "Pahiyum ni Boye" in partnership with Rise ...
01/08/2015

Mga Silingan! Our special screenings of the indie short film on IP education "Pahiyum ni Boye" in partnership with Rise for Education Alliance and Save Our Schools Network today HAS BEEN MOVED to Wednesday, August 5, 2015.

First screening with forum - 5:00pm
Second screening with forum - 6:00pm

Pahiyum ni Boye (2014)
Written and Directed by Hugh Montero

Trailer:
https://www.facebook.com/744114518999341/videos/vb.744114518999341/744629298947863/?type=2&theater

A child’s smile is one of the most natural things in this world. One sees it everywhere: at home, in the streets, in school, in the mountains. Where children are, smiles should abound. When it is missing then, much like when one feels disturbed by a silent child, one always feels the loss and one strives to bring it back.
In “Pahiyum ni Boye,” a little Manobo girl loses her smile when she found out that she will need to stop school because her family has to work harder to get food on the table. Education is a need so simple yet has such profound effects when fulfilled, and even more when not. Boye and her family knows this and they had to choose to fulfill the need for food for the body rather than that for the soul. This creates a gentle yet persistent emptiness in one’s guts as Boye longingly looks at the school being constructed by the community or when her mother lovingly cleans her medals. One also feels for the father who looks on both, and on their family’s difficulties, stoically.

Eventually, the smile returns but the story does not stop there. The film shifts the smile of a child to that of a community, a people. Education has always been a people’s dream, not just to achieve a more comfortable life, rather, towards developing themselves as a people. Here, it is the Manobo, an indigenous group, of Compostela Valley. The people found out that they themselves would need to make this dream a reality with the help of sympathetic people also from the lowlands. In the end, a fire is lit and everyone is called upon to keep the light burning and to keep the children’s smiles from dimming. # # #

Pahiyum ni Boye Cast and Crew
Director: Hugh Montero
Assistant Director: Christine Lim
Director of Photography: Willie Apa Jr.
Production Designer: Bagwani Amplayo
Production Manager: Irene Monsanto
Sound Gaffer: Raleon Monsanto
Editor: Willie Apa Jr.
Starring
Mayla Dumala
Joan Mantikinon
Sanny Guimboloy
Rina Guimboloy
Datu Serano Mambay-an
Sabil Laquina

Official Entry/Nomination/Awards
- Best in Sound, Willie Apa Jr. at the Nabunturan Indie Film Exhibition 2 (October 2014)
- Best Director, Hugh Montero at the Nabunturan Indie Film Exhibition 2 (October 2014)
- Official entry for 10th Mindanao Film Festival (December 2014)
- Best Musical Score at the 10th Mindanao Film Festival (December 2014)
- Best Production design at the 10th Mindanao Film festival (December 2014)
- Nominee for Best Film at Lantawan Socksargen Film Festival (January 2015)

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Davao City
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