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A 2019 Filipino film directed by Angelo Jervin Baluyut.

Deprived by the lack of opportunity and a series of bad luck after losing his job, Domingo is left with no choice but to learn this laborious handicraft of bead working with his wife and children.

Stuck in Manila's lockdown, Stef Aranas ruminates about her lost thesis film and her identity as a transgender artist in the Philippines. The film tackles several conversations between Stef and the members of her film crew, also touching on the government's response to the COVID-19 crisis and the struggles of graduating in a tumultuous political and social climate.

Set in a dystopian futuristic Philippines, Viktor—a son of a working class family—was abducted for being mistaken as the leader of an anti-government resistance group called KUMAG sa Bayan (Movement Against Nation). Forced to clean up yet another mess, Viktor’s abductors tortured him into admitting that he is indeed the KUMAG leader, and later killed Viktor to cover their mistake.

A story about a father and his son’s journey with death and the struggles of letting go on both sides.

A student who just got home doze off just to see himself in situations that bring him uncanny circumstances.

Lea, who is in a disadvantaged state, wishes for better things with her sibling, which leads to their demise.

Roberth Fuentes uses his body to perform and uses the camera as a tool to not only document and make films, he tells a story of himself and his community. Roberth deals with the many issues facing him and his community including environmental issues, specifically garbage and plastic in our oceans. Coming from a family of fishermen himself, the issues connected to the sea are dear to him. Bantayan Island mainly relies on the sea for income and food, his mission is to use his work to bring awareness on his home island but also to other places because we are connected.

After realizing that she is pregnant with the child of God, a young virgin devotee of the Blessed Virgin Mary tries to convince her boyfriend to father the child.

"Why is time only moving forward?" A young man asks himself this question as he narrates a day in his life and reveals the disorders he grapples with.

A person stares into nothingness, and it stares back -- taking them to a journey of their loneliness, guilt and pain.

In a small town in Infanta Quezon, a group of friends tries to explore a mangrove swamp to catch and cook a famous delicacy called bangkalan or clam in English.

Drei finds himself wandering into uncharted territory, he discovers a pansitan that does not take money as payment, but rather as a secret will suffice. He then gets greeted by a peculiar child and a seemingly kind and old stranger. Worried he might lack the cash to pay for the pansit, the old stranger explains that they do not take money as payment instead a secret is enough. The deeper the secret, the tastier the pansit gets. Enticed by the meal, Drei promised to come back.

Heavily occupied by his daytime job as a delivery rider, Jim experiences the magic of self-love when he forgets to eat on time.

A maiden with high regards and discipline in eating and workout was put attest by different events in her life. During this time of pandemic which is a threat to our life, who or what should we highly regard? When does devotion into something aimed for our welfare became the harm/danger?

Grace, an aspiring writer embarks to a surreal quest of light and darkness as she experience writer's block that causes her a major trouble to write a decent screenplay. Her morals and creativity will be called into question.

A short documentary film that invites you to look into the importance of our individual choices based on the social, political, and economic conditions of our society. It will highlight our dream as a nation to move forward by exercising our fundamental freedoms through elections and suffrage.

With the sudden cancellation of her carrot cake order due to the abrupt implementation of the lockdown, Jhemalyn now faces her fear of not being able to continue her birthday tradition.

Makoy, Kaloy, and Buknoy wake up to an announcement about going back to school. Parents who do not want or are unable to opt for online classes must take an exam to determine if they are fit to teach their children. Unfortunately, most parents in this small town are not as privileged as their children who've had formal education.

Toto learns of a terrible accident in his village. With the goal of going there to witness for himself, he meets Luz, a lady with whom he was able to exchange wisdom while they traveled to the incident site.