Film Lens
Light in the Darkness follows Tatay Ening, a blind man living in Manila, Philippines. The film captures his daily life as he climbs bamboo shoots to create and sell bamboo coin banks. This resourcefulness is a central theme, illustrating how Ening navigates the urban environment despite his visual impairment.
The documentary presents the obstacles faced by individuals with disabilities in bustling cities. Ening's story reflects a broader narrative about hope and perseverance, emphasizing how determination can provide light in difficult circumstances.
Why Watch
- •Meet Tatay Ening, a blind man thriving in Manila.
- •Find out how bamboo coin banks are made and sold.
- •See the daily life of a visually impaired individual.
Did You Know
•Tatay Ening is a blind man from the Philippines.
•The film is directed by Carl Joseph Lara.
•The documentary has a runtime of 18 minutes.
•The tagline of the film is 'Hope is our light in unimaginable times.'
Perfect For
Disability awarenessUrban livingFilipino culture