Film Lens
People Power traces the historical roots of the People Power movement in the Philippines, focusing on its impact on democratic institutions. The film examines key events, particularly the EDSA Revolution, and discusses how these moments have shaped the political landscape of the country.
The documentary also addresses the ongoing issues of martial law and corruption that have emerged in the past two years, questioning the future trajectory of democracy in the Philippines. By looking at both past achievements and current challenges, it aims to provide a comprehensive view of the state of governance in the country.
Why Watch
- •See the origins of the EDSA Revolution in 1986.
- •Find out how martial law shaped modern Philippine politics.
- •Meet key figures in the People Power movement.
Did You Know
•The EDSA Revolution took place in February 1986.
•Martial law was declared in the Philippines in 1972.
•The documentary was released in 2002, 16 years after the EDSA Revolution.
Perfect For
Philippine history enthusiastsDemocracy advocatesPolitical science students