Synopsis
A group of youth in Guam takes action during the annual Liberation Day Parade to change policies on alcohol and tobacco signage across the island.
Synopsis
During the annual Liberation Day Parade in Guam, a group of young activists, including David Afaisen and Adonis Mendiola, mobilizes to address the issue of alcohol and tobacco signage across the island. Their efforts aim to influence local policy and promote healthier community standards. Directed by Don Muña, the 56-minute documentary captures the determination of these youth as they confront challenges and advocate for change during one of Guam's most significant cultural celebrations.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet youth activists in Guam fighting for policy change.
- See how a parade can influence public health discussions.
- Find out about alcohol and tobacco issues in Pacific islands.
Did You Know
- The Liberation Day Parade is a celebrated cultural event in Guam.
- The film features youth activists advocating for policy change on alcohol signage.
- Director Don Muña presents a 56-minute documentary on this topic.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What event does the documentary focus on?
The documentary focuses on the annual Liberation Day Parade in Guam.
Who directed the documentary Banner Bandits?
Banner Bandits was directed by Don Muña.
What is the main issue addressed by the youth in the documentary?
The youth come together to effect policy change on the use of alcohol and tobacco signage island-wide.
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