Film Lens
Kupkop follows the lives of three abandoned children with cerebral palsy in the Philippines. The film focuses on their experiences as they find love and affection through their foster kin. It presents a personal and emotional narrative that emphasizes the importance of family and care for children with disabilities.
The documentary, which runs for 14 minutes, captures intimate moments and interactions that illustrate the bond between the children and their foster families. By centering on these relationships, Kupkop provides insight into the challenges and joys of fostering children with special needs in a cultural context.
Why Watch
- •Meet three inspiring children with cerebral palsy.
- •Find out how foster kin provide love and care.
- •See the impact of adoption in the Philippines.
Did You Know
•Kupkop means 'to adopt' in Filipino.
•The film features three children with cerebral palsy.
•It was released in 2017 and has a duration of 14 minutes.
•The documentary is set in the Philippines.
Perfect For
Foster care advocatesDisability awarenessPhilippine culture