Anna Isabelle Matutina’s feature film debut encapsulates a richness of detail and emotion in realism, and is a poignant examination of women's rights in the Philippines.
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Ning Chang is a student in Columbia University/Sciences Po Paris Dual BA program pursuing degrees in Human Rights and Political Humanities. A native New Yorker, she enjoys a good subway read, everything bagels (toasted, with cream cheese), and crossing streets recklessly.
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