Remember when an oil tanker named “Vector” and a passenger ship named “MV Dona Paz” collided several years ago? That is what Asia’s Titanic is all about. It was directed by Yam Laranas and this is the first locally-produced documentary for National Geographic.
My Review
The documentary features some footage from the archives, interviews with some of the survivors and the reenactment of what has transpired before and after the collision.
Director Yam Laranas
The voice over was done by Jhoonie Gamboa. I think that was a good choice of the team behind Asia’s Titanic.
The effects needed for the explosion could have been better so that it would look more realistic. In addition, the sea did not look real too and could use some improvement.
Watch for it on the following dates:
August 25, 8pm
August 26, 4am
August 26, 9am
August 26, 1pm
August 26, 9pm
August 30, 9pm
August 31, 1am
August 31, 5am
September 5, 6pm
September 28, 8pm
September 29, 1pm
I’m definitely going to see this one.
Hope to see more locally-produced documentaries, there’s just so much material in the country.
@Jhay
You should. And yes, I’m also hoping to see more locally-produced documentaries that will be shown in NGC
hi karla, i would like to watch it but we are not subscribe to any cable =(.
anyway, i see your blog on mybloglog andi hope i can exchange links with you. =D
thanks!
Sure
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huhuhu hindi pa ako nakapanood nito… wala pa din ito sa torrent at wala kahit saan… sana sendan ako ng copy ng maker nito na may autograph niya ahehehehe….