Episode 1
KWENTONG KALYE
Within the modern and urban facade of Pasay City, a network of narrow streets reveals the harsh realities of poverty and food insecurity. Meet Tatay Joseph, Nanay Conception, and Nanay Cleora as they share their daily struggles with illness and the ongoing challenge of affording basic necessities, including food.
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Within the modern and urban facade of Pasay City, a network of narrow streets reveals the harsh realities of poverty and food insecurity.
In a place where hard work does not guarantee a comfortable life, how does one persist through the constant dread of hunger? For some, every day is a waiting game for food.
Amid rising food prices, people find ways to ease hunger. Aling Evelyn’s dishes in Happyland seem to perfectly fit the Filipino taste on a budget.
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“Pasilip sa Antipara” made me remember the days when I would stay awake at night just to watch documentaries from iWitness. The team behind BH really captured the weight of food insecurity, poverty, and hunger on the shoulders of our fellow Filipinos in the Pasay area, and I’m sure it’s also the case in its neighboring cities. I just wish that eye-opening documentaries like these and alike would reach the mainstream media again.
This episode of the documentary feature highlighted the current and recurring reality that these people are facing. As an individual who was born with a certain amount of privilege, their predicament showed that living in poverty is the root cause of being unable to afford at least basic necessities, food, shelter, and security.
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This episode gave a better perspective about the struggles of our fellow Filipino who only depends on the salary they get from their sidelines, and food donated by other people. It also shows how they deal the problem from hunger, and their ways to cope up with their everyday life.