

Long Live the Fearless Man : Director: Aissa Penafiel and Migs Ocampo | Genre: Experimental | Produced In: 2009
Synopsis: "Long Live the Fearless Man" approaches the question "What is democracy?" in a critical light by exploring its other face: a visage everyone is familiar with yet few dare to confront. The film lends its voice to those who are afraid to speak of the abuses that occur in this other side of democracy which is constantly being veiled by the corrupt.
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