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A photodocumentary of important actors in the Mindanao conflict, each narrating his/her vision of peace. Includes portraits of everyday life in rural North Cotabato and Maguindanao at the time of ceasefire: unstable yet filled with hope, awaiting the day that the Dar-ul Salam will not just be a vision, but a reality, for all war victims and perpetrators of this 41 year civil strife.
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