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After LAMBAT comes HOOK UP. Thanks to user “anonymous” for sharing this short film.

Blonde: Directed by Dante Pangilinan. With Ilonah Jean, Johnny Vicar, Gino Antonio, Shirley Tesoro.

Col. Elmer Jamias: Barako ng Maynila: Directed by Toto Natividad. With Jinggoy Estrada, Angelu De Leon, John Regala, Jeffrey Santos.

Rodel (Philip Salvador) was saddened and can't believe the news he received that his father from the province is already dead. His father is working as a cook in the mining field owned by Don Gonzalo (Vic Diaz). Rodel was told that his father's death was an accident. He can't possibly believe that. As he went home, the drive and determination to find out what is the truth behind the mysterious death of his father is in his heart. Though, he never thought that faith will give him along his conquest for truth, a woman that will conquer his heart.

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The Best Of Bubble Gang DVD The Best of Bubble Gang: (2009).

A bold model who is raped attempts to avenge her humiliation by taking the law into her own hands, but her mother is held hostage by her violators.

It is a story of three areas in Negros Occidental struggling to uphold their right to land and food security.

After being released from the hospital, James, a successful engineer, prepares dinner for his parents' visitation at his apartment. He is cooking pasta with red sauce and Dinuguan. His parents arrive at his apartment. At dinner, he gave his parents a medical certificate and revealed his HIV positive status.

Sepsis is the cause of death, but he was actually shot. Find out how death certificates are forged in the Philippines.

A 2022 Filipino short film by Jermaine Tulbo.

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.

“Screen” is an experimental film for present tragedies. Broken souls. Atrocious thoughts. A haywire mind. Melancholia at its finest. A seemingly broken tape, with the episodes stuck at a certain place, unable to move forward. Because once you start to stare at the screen, there is no way out. Time ticks superficially slow as you see yourself at down low. And the moment you gaze at the reflection in front is the moment you wake yourself up to reality. Are you still living?

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

In a seemingly peaceful garden, a lone seed blooms in the hands of love until consecutive natural disasters cloud, flood, shake, and dry out the joy in their peaceful sunny days.

"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.