Burning inner fire of creativity: Juong Nguyen
He was silent, but his mind was not.
Like the waves
Scottish surfer travels to and fro, then settles in Hong Kong.
Has Vangvieng changed?
One year after the government closed the bars and put an end to drug outlets in Vangvieng, the village is struggling to get back to business. We spent a weekend.
Poems, some used in songs
I wrote poems before discovering that I could use them as lyrics to my songs. This is a collection of the poems I’ve written from the time I tried to describe my first crush poetically until I attempted to capture special moments with words, Pablo Neruda style. Worn-out Levi’s jeans Your dusty tattered Mojo Beneath […]
How a vegan restaurant in Singapore tries to fight cancer
Along the tourist-flocked Chinatown Food Street in Singapore, a long-established restaurant hails potential customers to get inside with its free spiritual books in English and Chinese, old tapes and CDs with Chinese labels. Nothing in its facade is delicious. A menu of three dishes handwritten in Chinese and English on a chalk board: BROWN RICE […]
The Mothers Who Fled Marawi
Batabor remembered how she left home that day. Except for the intermittent sounds of gunfire, she thought her neighborhood was quiet.
Gawad Urian nominee Baboy Halas captures to save Mindanao tribal ways
The first Matigsalug film that was critically acclaimed by the most prestigious award-giving body of the country, Baboy Halas is the fruit of teamwork, especially with special participation of the tribe members themselves.
Local short films gain interests
It aims to preserve and portray “gruesome or awesome” tales and urban legends in the country.
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