As unmistakable as its iconic "I" symbol, I-Witness has made its indelible mark as Philippine television's finest hour. For twelve years, I-Witness has brought hundreds of eye-opening documentaries to the screen. A true trailblazer for the documentary genre in the Philippines , I-Witness has presented countless unforgettable stories that shed light on the human condition. And as it celebrates its twelfth anniversary this August, I-Witness proves that the passion for documentary-making still burns.
Four veteran documentarists Howie Severino, Sandra Aguinaldo, Jay Taruc and Kara David uncover what it means to live a dignified human life in the special series Sa Piling ng Wala. I-Witness hosts tackle the four most basic human needs -- food, water, shelter and clothing -- by immersing with individuals and communities with no access to these bare essentials.
For the first time in I-Witness history, the four hosts come together in a series where each episode is invariably linked to the next, and where all hosts play a part in each other's documentaries. Sandra Aguinaldo lives through the unresolved issue of hunger in Kalam, Jay Taruc experiences a world without water in Uhaw, Kara David searches for shelter in Silong and Howie Severino unravels the human person's need for clothing in Saplot.
Four veteran documentarists Howie Severino, Sandra Aguinaldo, Jay Taruc and Kara David uncover what it means to live a dignified human life in the special series Sa Piling ng Wala. I-Witness hosts tackle the four most basic human needs -- food, water, shelter and clothing -- by immersing with individuals and communities with no access to these bare essentials.
For the first time in I-Witness history, the four hosts come together in a series where each episode is invariably linked to the next, and where all hosts play a part in each other's documentaries. Sandra Aguinaldo lives through the unresolved issue of hunger in Kalam, Jay Taruc experiences a world without water in Uhaw, Kara David searches for shelter in Silong and Howie Severino unravels the human person's need for clothing in Saplot.
