Kakasa Ba?
Aghamulat talks about the various businesses that implement sustainable practices into their production processes. It specifically features Villa Socorro Farm and their workers who wholeheartedly gave a tour of their renowned banana chip production and shared about the science behind the eco-friendly and renewable customs they observe. This includes turning waste products like banana peels and banana pseudostems into useful things like fertilizers and textiles. Ultimately, this documentary film does not just intend to feature local businesses but also aims to further the discussion and provide concrete explanations of how the environment, the economy, and the business industry interrelate and exist not as individual sectors but rather as a unifying body.
Cast: Raymund Aaron
Kakasa Ba?
Aghamulat talks about the various businesses that implement sustainable practices into their production processes. It specifically features Villa Socorro Farm and their workers who wholeheartedly gave a tour of their renowned banana chip production and shared about the science behind the eco-friendly and renewable customs they observe. This includes turning waste products like banana peels and banana pseudostems into useful things like fertilizers and textiles. Ultimately, this documentary film does not just intend to feature local businesses but also aims to further the discussion and provide concrete explanations of how the environment, the economy, and the business industry interrelate and exist not as individual sectors but rather as a unifying body.
Creators and cast
- Directors
- Val Allen Eltagonde
- Cast
- Raymund Aaron
- Studio
- Aghamulat Productions
Maturity rating
GCheck the rating before watching with younger viewers.
Audio languages
English, Tagalog
Where to watch
Not currently listed on any streaming, rental or purchase service.