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Trauma reporter Patricia Evangelista had a front-row view of the harshness and cruelty brought upon the lives of those who became victims of the Drug War under Duterte's administration. Witnessing the aftermath of violent killings, she struggles with the emotional toll of reporting on the victims and their families. Now, Patricia has no other choice but to persist and struggle amidst the grappling difficulties of fighting her internal battles and fighting the battles of those people whose stories she carries in every article and paper she writes. |
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Trauma
When La Rumorosa Quiets
The March
The Flesh
Guillermo on the Roof
Underwater
Out of Earth
Promises
Merry Christmas Jive Turkey
The Guest
The Elvis Room
Sugartown
Wake
Helium
Do I Have to Take Care of Everything?
Soft Plants
The Tree
Pussy Have the Power
Momma's Boy
Révérence
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