Six Hours: Surviving Typhoon Yolanda (2014)

In the eye of Typhoon Yolanda's brutal assault, news reporter Jiggy Manicad found himself abruptly cut off from his station amidst a live broadcast. Stranded in the ravaged city of Tacloban, his choices were slim. With a steadfast crew at his side, Jiggy embarked on an arduous six-hour trek to Alto, the nearest location with a functioning broadcast antenna. Their mission was dual-faceted: not only to enlighten the world about the unfolding catastrophe, but also to reassure their own worried loved ones of their survival. As they journeyed through the storm-ravaged landscape, they crossed paths with survivors and victims of the monstrous typhoon. Each encounter painted a stark picture of the storm's catastrophic impact. This was no ordinary storm; it was a life-altering force of nature that etched deep impressions into their lives.

Six Hours: Surviving Typhoon Yolanda is a documentary movie directed by Rudy Vegliante.

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