Sagip
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2025
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Abstract
Sagip is a short drama fiction film that ran twenty-four minutes fifty seconds (24:50) and focused on grief, trauma, healing, and overcoming traumas through nature immersion. The short film followed a chronological order, showcasing emotional connection, and character development. The narrative centered on Karlos, a 44-year-old man, and his niece Kei, 17 years old. The story unfolded as they began their journey to commemorate the first death anniversary of Kei's parent's tragic death on an expedition. Their journey progressed through a series of confrontations and awakenings that challenged and facilitated their healing process. At its core, Karlos and Kei reconciled their relationship, symbolizing a new beginning. The film delved into the concept of acknowledging the grief that came from losing our loved ones and incorporated how connecting with nature helped in the grieving process, particularly in tackling mental health. This connection not only helped people understand and heal but also gave them the strength to confront and reconnect with the challenges that they held back. It was inspired by our personal experiences that highlight how nature can alleviate a person's worries, recognizing the breathtaking moments it provided for reflection and the existence of nature. This film also addressed the idea that nature is interconnected with us. Through this incorporation, films can raise awareness and encourage sustainability, prompting audiences to think about their relationship with the environment.
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| Authors | Choo, Jamie Angeline B. |
| Journal | Malay Journal |
| Year | 2025 |
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