Beyond the Mainstream: The Films of Nick Deocampo Filipiniana Published in 2002 by University

Published in 2002 by University of the Philippines Press

The book also details the cathedral’s restoration process done in 2012 to 2014 while another section of it “tries to unify the significance of faith and cultural heritage

the film was banned in the Philippines by the tyrannical Marcos regime for its "unsavory" depiction of life in the Philippine capital

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Beyond the Mainstream: The Films of Nick Deocampo Filipiniana Published in 2002 by UniversityAn honors graduate of theater arts from the University of the Philippines, Nick Deocampo went to Paris as a scholar to study filmmaking. Upon his return, he made Oliver, a film that helped spark the creation of a short film movement in the country. With unflinching view of poverty and prostitution, he had struck on the sensitive theme that only a few dared tackle at the height of the Marcos regime. The film was the first of the super 8 trilogy equally