Ynang-Bayan: To be a Woman is to Live at a Time of War

This documentary runs for 36 minutes and delves into the complex experiences of Filipinas, intertwining myth, legend, and political history. It highlights the individual stories of women who have made significant contributions to the feminist movement in the Philippines. Through various forms of expression, including poetry and dance, the film illustrates how women navigate their lives and assert their power amidst societal changes.

The film's narrative is constructed as a fragmented mosaic, showcasing a plurality of voices and perspectives that reflect the diverse nature of the women's struggle. The documentary emphasizes how personal achievements are interlinked with broader political movements, particularly during the time surrounding the ascent of a woman to the nation's highest office. This exploration of women's power and activism provides valuable insights into the socio-political landscape of the Philippines during this era.