Synopsis
Eight-year-old Hapon and his friends navigate the slums of Manila, embodying a carefree spirit amid their harsh living conditions.
Synopsis
Hapon, an 8-year-old boy, navigates life in the slums of Manila. He and his friends roam through their crumbling surroundings, finding joy amid hardship. The documentary captures their daily lives with a raw lens, revealing their carefree spirit despite the squalor. A punk-rock score by Khavn's band, the Brockas, adds energy to their adventures. Filmed in 2007, "Squatterpunk" paints a vivid picture of childhood in a challenging environment.
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Why Watch
- Meet Hapon, an 8-year-old survivor in Manila's slums.
- Follow children living in squalid conditions with carefree spirits.
- See the raw reality of life in modern Manila.
Did You Know
- Hapon is only 8 years old and lives in the slums of Manila.
- The documentary has a runtime of 79 minutes.
- The film features a punk-rock score by the director's band, the Brockas.
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What is the name of the 2007 documentary about children in Manila slums?
The documentary is titled 'Squatterpunk'.
How long is the documentary 'Squatterpunk'?
The duration of 'Squatterpunk' is 79 minutes.
Who composed the punk-rock score for 'Squatterpunk'?
The punk-rock score was composed by Khavn's band, the Brockas.
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