Ang Tinubdan (The Source)
PHOTOGRAPHED AND DIRECTED BY CAMILLE ROBIOU DU PONT
WRITTEN BY CAMILLE PILAR
In the midst of Siargao’s forests, a divine source endures. Aptly titled “Ang Tinubdan,” meaning “The Source,” it explores interconnected elements such as spirit and soul, blood and bone, and the relationship between the forests and human beings.
Author’s Note: The published version reads “Dugo ug ugat” after a round of revisions. The English translation should read “Blood and veins.”
