As unspoken emotions rise and past choices echo through the present, the film explores the weight of love, guilt, and unresolved expectations within a home. Inspired by real accounts, it offers a heartfelt reflection on the complexities of family—and the longing to be seen, heard, and healed."
A documentary team follows a dysfunctional family of small-time gamblers in their relentless chase for the next big win. Over fourteen days, they uncover what it truly costs to live extraordinarily.
A struggling widow and her sick son live in isolation. While gathering sea clams, she finds a wounded stranger. As he shares their only food and last drop of healing oil on his wounds, her son ached in pain. Hopeless, she’s left with nothing. The man vanishes- but soon, her son recovers and their table is filled with food.
Avi, a cheerful young plant, was curious about the old robot Rusty but never approached. Later, as a violent storm struck, Avi was rescued by Eon, a kind modern robot who offered care and companionship. Through hardship, Avi discovered the friendship it has longed for--not with the distant Rusty, but with the compassionate and steadfast Eon.
Marge and James, a hardworking Filipino couple, are determined to build a stable future for their family. As their careers demand more of their time, they learn to value the small pockets of time they can Marge and James, a hardworking Filipino couple, are determined to build a stable future for their family. As their careers demand more of their time, they learn to value the small pockets of time they can carve out for what’s truly precious in their life.out for what’s truly precious in their life.
"Davao is a place that’s been named “The Safest City in the Philippines”. Yet some groups of Filipinos don’t seem to agree. A filmmaker then took on a journey, to stay alive in this city relying solely on the kindness of his fellow Filipinos. All to see if the safest city has his back."
#WriteToLove (2025) is a documentary that travels the meaning of writing as an artistic expression of love. Creative views are featured from Dir. Joel Ferrer, Mr. Troy Spirit, and Bb. Noreen Capili, reflecting the power of writing to express emotion, inspire, and build a connection.
On September 16, 1807, a two-week uprising called the “Basi Revolt” began in Ilocos. It was unique from other uprisings that occurred in the country under Spanish rule, which were usually centered on religious, agrarian, and personal grievances.
Starring Miguel Anzures, Narding Anzures, and, Manuel Barbeyto.
A student journalist clashes over a spiked article in her upcoming issue—torn in unearthing the truth or obeying the restraint that threatens her voice.
Barbara is a simple woman who dreams of reaching Manila to build a better life. But one perilous night will cast darkness over her world, challenge her beliefs, and mark the beginning of the justice that will unfold through Barbara’s own hands.
Orphaned writer Imaw and his uncle Baste grapple with the weight of injustice, bringing a painful end to a bond that was never truly whole to begin with.
A spirited single mother secures her son's future tied on her check-list, proving that the price was her final, perfect surrender—Check!
Haunted by loss, Rina journeys through haunting visions of grief, where letting go becomes the truest act of love.
Lolo Andres tells his grandson, Nonoy, that an ancient prophecy is starting to unfold. The seas will burn and rise. The land will dry up, the animals will vanish, and man will live his last days breathing the dark air of an impending apocalypse.
In the highlands of Bukidnon, the Talaandig people share how their life, culture, and identity are tied to the soil. Guided by Magbabaya and protected by Talabugta, they show how the land shapes their values, traditions, and daily living. The film follows their stories and reveals how the soil remains a source of strength and identity as they face the changes of modern life. For the Talaandig, the land is more than a resource. It is home and history.
Drawing from the distorted style of deep fried memes, this experimental short explores the parallel between the crackling decay of a frying fish left unattended and a healthcare system crippled by neglect and corruption that abandons the sick to their suffering.
An overworked adult reunites with his childhood imaginary friend after passing by a toy store.
Rain and Asher meet as college freshmen—awkward, curious, and quietly drawn to each other in ways neither of them is ready to admit. Their connection grows through late-night study sessions, shared cigarettes behind campus buildings, and the silent electricity of almost-confessions. In a society unkind to tenderness between two men, their relationship exists in fragments: glances across lecture halls, hands almost touching, laughter louder than their fear. The “bubblegum” becomes the emotional core of their shared history—something once sweet and intoxicating, held in the mouth long after the flavor faded. It represents forbidden love: chewed slowly, hidden under the tongue, never swallowed, and eventually spit out not because it stopped mattering, but because the world demanded it. Their reunion forces the question they spent years avoiding: Was it love, or just a moment? And if it was love… why weren’t they allowed to keep it?
Carlo wakes up in the strange place and finds himself in danger. Later, he must save his life after the odd characters from this unknown place try to end his life.
