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Naval, B.J. (2012) Ang 'Plano ni Elias, Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of
the Philippines, College of Mass Communication.


This thesis explores the phenomenon of diaspora and feminization of labor in the
This thesis explores the phenomenon of diaspora and feminization of labor in the
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important than his toys and much, much bigger than him.
important than his toys and much, much bigger than him.


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Naval, B.J. (2012) Ang 'Plano ni Elias, Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of
the Philippines, College of Mass Communication.
 
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This thesis explores the phenomenon of diaspora and feminization of labor in the Philippines. Concepts from the New Economics of Migration Theory, Theory of Alienation and Feminist Film Criticism were employed in analyzing the study.

The film recounts the story of a young Filipino family wherein the mother leaves for the first time as an Overseas Filipino Worker in Italy. Two days before she leaves, her six-year old son together with his playmate resort to various schemes to prevent her from leaving. From his innocent eyes he will learn that there is a greater world out there, more important than his toys and much, much bigger than him.

Naval, B.J. (2012) Ang 'Plano ni Elias, Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines, College of Mass Communication.

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