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Sin City Diary
1992, 29 minutes, Color, VHS, Subtitled
Order No. W99230
SIN CITY DIARY is a powerful videotape which explores the lives of women who work as prostitutes around the U.S. Navy base at Subic Bay in the Philippines. The program takes the form of a diary to incorporate Rachel Rivera’s own experience as a Filipina American. Sin City Diary raises important questions about America’s responsibility to its former colony, and the complex relationship between women, prostitutes and the economy.
QUOTES
“(A) gripping… examination of the sex trade around the US Naval Base in Subic Bay.”
Jeff Yang
Village Voice
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This powerful collection of native voices features two films from the
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