To Sing Our Own Song

This 50-minute documentary, produced by the BBC, offers an insightful look into the Marcos regime. It highlights the oppressive media environment and the violent silencing of opposition in the Philippines during that time.

Collectors of political documentaries will find this film significant for its historical context and critical viewpoint. As a production of the British Broadcasting Corporation, it stands as a representation of international media's engagement with local political issues. The documentary's focus on key figures such as Imelda and Ferdinand Marcos, Sr. adds to its relevance in discussions about power and governance in the Philippines.