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A documentary about widow longing for his deceased grandchild with her poetic way of lamenting.

A young man angrily tells his deceased mother to rest in peace when the mother was only telling him how to do things right.

A young man established his art as an escape from his suffering owning to solitude and yearning.

A Documentary Film on discovering the life and experience of Folk Healers in Pangasinan.

Entry to the Pelikula Ilokana Film Exhibition 2022

Dr. Jose Rizal, time travel in the future!

Stuck in a non-conventional sort of relationship with his friend Rayu, Kenneth carries the burden of giving it all to his friend without expressing his real feelings. But when things went out of control after an unintentional mistake, Kenneth deals with the consequences of losing himself for a guy - just how Icarus burned his wings off after flying too close to the sun.

A cinema lover finds his so-called sacred place get defiled by commercialism.

A man tries to borrow money from his friend.

As the Bible says, “Money is the root of all evils”. The movie revolves around how some of the supposedly hard-earned money found its way to the hands of a loving father, his son, vendors, a suitor, street gang, a mob, and the mob-boss based in California USA who nailed the coffin culminating to the surprised ending scene. The actors and interpretative dances are from the hip hop group Lazarus based in Cavite.

Malaya, a dedicated daughter, pursuing her dreams and living the life her mother can afford to give. Just when the pandemic happened, everything in her life turned upside down, spiraling so fast that she couldn’t get hold of any of it. A promise was made, could Malaya fulfill her mother’s last wish or just let the waves of the past completely wash away her hopes and dreams for the future.

When a closeted all-boys highschool student grabs an opportunity to express his effeminate side, how do his friends react when they see him being this way for the first time?

21-year-old Zach wants to court his schoolmate, May. He enters the apartment complex where she lives but encounters numerous obstacles on the way up, may it be physically or psychologically.

experimental film by Toni Panagu and Unique Salonga

This is a gay Filipino dorm story, a mini-series combined into a short film.

“When I was growing up, my mum very rarely spoke about her life in the Philippines,” says director James J. Robinson of the inspiration behind this film. “My only impression of her life before moving to Australia was formed exclusively through rare family photos and the music she’d sing out loud in her room.” Inang Maynila was inspired by the director’s desire to paint a picture of his mother’s childhood in Quezon City and, by extension, for an idea of his heritage. Robinson spoke to his mother’s school friends, visited her former school and church, and stayed in her local neighborhood. “Speaking to these lifelong friends of my hers, I discovered that the story of my mother’s childhood ran much deeper than that of one person,” says the director, who used local actors to recreate the narrated memories of these women.

Kolboy features the story of a sex worker who finds true happiness from letting go of his deviant ways and finally learns to accept the biggest transformation of his life.

Impen is always told to avoid fighting against other children who teases him of his skin color. When Ogor bullies him, he reaches his breaking point and finally stands up for himself and gains the town's respect.