Through buri weaving and filmmaking, Sampaloc, Quezon tells a new story

Rappler - Nov 14, 2026

While the women of Sampaloc, Quezon keep the historic buri-weaving tradition alive, the town has also started building on its reputation as a film location to inspire local youth to explore careers in cinema

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