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The story focuses on two former gay beauty pageant queens who decide to live a normal life by getting married with the opposite sex.

Titus Justin Vinluan and Heltogen Desamparado were two bestfriends who wants to wander. One day, withouth their parents' permission, they wander to a strange place where they encounter a colorful blob. They were both curious of what that colorful blob was.Titus without hesitations touched it and Heltogen follows. Soon after, that colorful blob, without knowing, that it causes an animalistic instincts and ranging anger, went all over their body.

This is a tale of a Japanese soldier based in Guimbal, Iloilo during the Japanese occupation of the Philippines (1941-1945). A soldier who chose to make a difference. Influenced by the experience he had on how Guimbalanons value life.

In this film, it protrays the pursuit of the character’s desire of a life less ordinary.

A man browses a series of rooms, hunting for a woman with the perfect skin. Tonight, he meets his match.

Set a month after the recent Philippine’s Presidential Election (May 2016), “Simulacrum” will give us a glimpse of how a life of an alleged extrajudicial killing (EJK) victim’s son could possibly turn out.

Balsakan is Pangasinan word for rosary. In pangasinan, there is a belief that during the funeral, the dead should hold a rosary. To be his/her guidance to step up to heaven. But the moment that the dead will be buried, the rosary should break or cut otherwise, they will be another person in the family to die and the worst is it would be one after another. The story involves two generations that will suffer the curse of a demonic rosary.

It only takes one second for your future to change. In one hour, everything in your world could turn upside down. If this is the case how much do you think could happen in one day? Zab a writer is travelling back to her hometown; Pangasinan, for a project that she never knew could change her life. Aris, used to living each day just as it was, didn’t expect this day would be different. As they share the road together, filled with laughter, adventures, and stories, the two will realize what they have been missing all along; that there is more to life that what they think.

Documentary film about the town of Pulilan, Bulacan, known for the “Pestibal ng Lumuluhod na Kalabaw”

Documentary about the Estacion de Guiguinto.

An ambitious lady battling into depression imagined herself of achieving her dream of becoming a professed nun where she happens to go beyond her imaginations.

A simple, free-spirited farmer, barrio folk, Inut, yearned for an adventure, an escape. Drawn into "a world" driven by his desires, his frustrations, his fantasies.

Community is inexplicably stuck in perpetual sunlight. Chaos ensues.

This is based on a true story of a strong and willful woman who lives in a mountainous area with her granddaughter. The story shows the life of a farmer who dedicated her life since she was young.But how will you live the life that you’ve wanted for so long when in just one accident you even declared yourself as dead and nothing you can do to help. Is life still worth living for in the dark?"

Tanso, a young boy who lives in the street, was caught by the police sniffing rugby and picking pockets. As he runs for his life, he experiences different dimensions, a dream that he will never have.

A family is disturbed by an unknown being lurking around their house. As the father investigates, he discovers that a pest has broken into their home.

Because of tragic events from the past, two family members lose their sanity over time.

A short film about the Ilonggo writer, Magdalena Jalandoni. She is shown as a six year old girl growing up in the province of Iloilo, and on the threshold of history. In one of her walks, she finds out about the death of Jose Rizal, inspiring the passion for writing that is growing inside of her each day. A passion she has to hide from her family.

What does it really take to breastfeed and sustain life in the Philippines? In spite of the key legislations on the protection, promotion and support of breastfeeding in the Philippines, it has remained one of the top nations with the least number of exclusively breastfed children, and still has a stigmatised breastfeeding culture. "Hakab" explores the narratives of mothers in the Philippines coming from different social, economic, and cultural backgrounds braving the challenges of a repressed breastfeeding culture in the Philippines.

Strange things lurk in a high school.