Unison (1990)
This avant-garde, associative collage equates the system’s relationship to Filipino citizens as a marriage. But instead of a wedding full of majestic gestures, we witness a tyrannical system led by a conductor-like figure representing colonial domination and a military regime. The work, which was created under German cinematographer Christoph Janetzko's direction, borrows on archived records from such classic Filipino documentary filmmakers as Nick Deocampo and Ricky Orellana.
Director: At Maculangan, Yam Laranas
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 10 min
Release Date: November 2, 1990
Original Language: en
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Unison about?
- This avant-garde, associative collage equates the system’s relationship to Filipino citizens as a marriage. But instead of a wedding full of majestic gestures, we witness a tyrannical system led by a conductor-like figure representing colonial domination and a military regime. The work, which was created under German cinematographer Christoph Janetzko's direction, borrows on archived records from such classic Filipino documentary filmmakers as Nick Deocampo and Ricky Orellana.
- Who directed Unison?
- Unison was directed by At Maculangan, Yam Laranas.
- How long is Unison?
- Unison has a runtime of 10m (10 minutes).
- What genre is Unison?
- Unison is a Documentary film.