An audio-visual triptych of conversations between the histories of colonial violence in the Philippines¹, the vocalized reflections and frustrations of Filipino youth and their material conditions today², as well as the futurist sonic imaginings of a truly sovereign homeland free from the exploitative, extractive, and displaced realities of the Philippines as a neo-colony.

"ANG TAO, ANG BAYAN, NGAYON AY LUMALABAN!"

"Natututo tayong magwagi."³

^* shares the same title as a poem by Filipino revolutionary, political prisoner, professor, and theorist, Jose Maria Sison

¹ "[...] kill everyone over the age of ten [and make the island] a howling wilderness." - Jacob H. Smith, General of the U.S. Army during the Philippine-American War (1899-1902)

² Justice4JollibeeWorkers

³ Sampaguita — Maria Lorena Barros (1973)