A short documentary about the washed away history of Sulu, the kingdom that birthed the Filipino Moro nation, and whose power gained much respect from China's Ming Dynasty and other Asian empires.

The story sails beginning from the historic diplomatic mission of Sulu's Great Eastern King to China until how multiple foreign invasions, of whom the Sultanate fervently fought, tarnished a once glorious kingdom in the Philippines. Despite Sulu having been such seat of power, it was robbed of its human rights and place in Philippines and its history due to colonization and the inquisition of ethnic cleansing.

Luis Pedron's Q&A with Director Rhadem Morados

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Director Bio:

He directed and produced HUGO a documentary film on Artefacts & Human Exploitation in the Philippines which was screened all over the world and won a Special Citation on Cultural Preservation in San Francisco USA and Best Director in Monaco Charity Film Festival. His recent documentary film Lupah Sug, a documentary film on Queer Muslims which was already screened all over the world this year.

Rhadem Camlian Morados is a documentary filmmaker and an activist focusing on peace and human rights issues in the Philippines. He's been actively producing digital awareness campaigns, documentary films and involved in organising human rights events in the Philippines.