A disgraced Badjaw, Manisan flees to Zamboanga upon learning her pregnancy to another man. She will later give birth to her daughter, Sahaya, who will develop a strong connection with the water, and will be torn between her childhood friend and a bachelor from Manila. (Source: Wikipedia) Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Norsk
- Native Title: Sahaya
- Also Known As:
- Screenwriter: Suzette Doctolero, J-mee Katanyag, RJ Nuevas, Marlon Miguel
- Director: Zig Madamba Dulay
- Genres: Drama, Fantasy
Cast & Credits
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![Bianca Umali in Sahaya Philippines Drama (2019)]( "Bianca Umali in Sahaya Philippines Drama (2019)")
Bianca Umali Main Role -
![Miguel Tanfelix in Sahaya Philippines Drama (2019)]( "Miguel Tanfelix in Sahaya Philippines Drama (2019)")
Miguel Tanfelix Main Role -
![Mylene Dizon in Sahaya Philippines Drama (2019)]( "Mylene Dizon in Sahaya Philippines Drama (2019)")
Mylene DizonManisan AratiSupport Role -
![Zoren Legaspi in Sahaya Philippines Drama (2019)]( "Zoren Legaspi in Sahaya Philippines Drama (2019)")
Zoren LegaspiHaroldSupport Role -
![Pen Medina in Sahaya Philippines Drama (2019)]( "Pen Medina in Sahaya Philippines Drama (2019)")
Pen MedinaPanglima Alari AratiSupport Role -
![Sue Prado in Sahaya Philippines Drama (2019)]( "Sue Prado in Sahaya Philippines Drama (2019)")
Sue PradoLorieSupport Role
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Reviews
This review may contain spoilers
A brief introduction to the customs and traditions of the local tribes
Familial, platonic, romantic love. Even love for the community and it's customs and tradition is shown here.From production to casting, it was well planned. It has a really interesting plot to start with. Based on the pilot episode, I thought it would be heavy on the mystical/paranormal aspects. It wasn't.
To be honest, it was a bit draggy and it had plot holes here and there. First would be, what happened to the two brothers? The one that was left alone on the dry land and the other one was cast off to the sea.
Another thing, I thought the part where the FL has this special ability to heal wasn't explored enough.
The message of the story was really strong though. Aside from the obvious, Female empowerment. I think the louder message is about Human Rights. The rights of the minority, that should be protected and not exploited. The rights to education, that should be available for everyone. And even the rights to choose who to marry or to love.
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