Produced by EngageMedia, the documentary navigates the issue of online disinformation and propaganda on social media during the 2022 Philippine elections, and how access to information can be tainted by Big Tech and groups that abuse these platforms.
Co-curated with Gawad Alternatibo, the film playlist highlights human rights stories from the Philippines’ martial law years to the present time, reflecting the aspiration of Filipino filmmakers to continue raising awareness on human rights issues.
Independent documentary filmmakers shared their insights on impact production and risk mitigation to shape the production of the Risk Mitigation Assessor, an update to the Video for Change Impact Toolkit.
From August 14 to October 31, 2022, over 60 films highlighting the best of Philippine alternative storytelling and filmmaking will be streamed exclusively on Cinemata.
Analysts have called Ferdinand Marcos Jr’s election triumph a victory for online disinformation. Amid continuing attacks on the free press and activists in online spaces, the fight against the erosion of digital rights continues in the Philippines.
For the first post from Cinemata Features, film curator Rose Roque talks about the importance of her work as an archivist and why films about the Philippines’ martial law period are even more relevant in a time of disinformation.
The Digital Security Localization Fellowship aims to convene a network of localizers to support the development of localized digital security resources in Southeast Asian languages.
Filmmaker Baby Ruth Villarama shares four lessons behind the successful impact campaign of the award-winning documentary ‘Sunday Beauty Queen’, which has sparked conversations and influenced policy improvements for Filipino migrant communities.
Paano masisiguro ng mga botanteng Pilipino ang kanilang kaligtasan sa online spaces? Sa video na ito, tinipon ng EngageMedia ang 9 digital safety tips para paigtingin ang digital security ngayon, sa araw ng halalan, at pagkatapos ng Mayo 9.
