Violet is the rarest color in nature: A short film

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2024
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Abstract
Violet is the rarest color in nature aims to inform the public about the experiences of a Filipino asexual. Despite the ongoing frequency of broadcasting queer-oriented content worldwide, asexuals continue to be treated as an “invisible orientation,” especially in the Philippines. There may be media created about asexuality but these usually come in the form of Western animations. Violet is the rarest color in nature delves into the experience of asexuals in a live-action short film, maintaining distinct Filipino aspects to it. The short film follows the fictional character Alex in his journey of exploring his identity as he tries to understand his sexual orientation, to face societal pressure, and to be satisfied with himself. Informed by one of the filmmaker’s experience and three interviewees, Violet is the rarest color in nature narrates this distinct story of being a Filipino asexual through their own lens.
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Authors Medina, Matthew Casey M.
Journal Malay Journal
Year 2024
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