A domestic worker from the Philippines spent decades caring for a family in Hong Kong while being separated from her own.
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A domestic worker from the Philippines spent decades caring for a family in Hong Kong while being separated from her own.
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Ely Dela Cueva spent decades in Hong Kong, caring for a filmmaker's family while leaving her own in the Philippines. YAYA captures the intricate bond between Dela Cueva and the filmmaker, Justin Cheung, as they reflect on her sacrifices and contributions. The documentary pays tribute to domestic workers in Hong Kong, who form a vital part of the city's economy and daily life. It emphasizes their roles as caregivers and the emotional ties they forge in their work.
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Why Watch
- Meet Ely Dela Cueva, a key figure in the film.
- Find out about the lives of domestic workers in Hong Kong.
- See the impact of migrant workers on Hong Kong's economy.
Did You Know
- The film features Ely Dela Cueva in multiple roles.
- YAYA has a runtime of 31 minutes.
- The documentary was released in 2018.
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Who is the director of the documentary YAYA?
Justin Cheung is the director of YAYA.
What is the duration of the documentary YAYA?
YAYA has a duration of 31 minutes.
What is the main focus of the documentary YAYA?
YAYA focuses on the relationship between a filmmaker's family and their domestic worker from the Philippines.
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