Birth/Death Trailer

Birth/Death Trailer (2019)

22 November 2019 4 mins

Birth/Death is a two-channel video that juxtaposes the demolition of houses and the construction of high-rises and economic zones. Demonstrating the destructive force of development, it acts as a commentary on the divide between classes and the violence upon which cities are built.

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International Releases Dates

Philippines 22 November 2019

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