Earvic Noay

In a remote and seemingly peaceful province of Ilaya, there lived two teenagers who explore their lives as the world around them grows darker.

Despite the rising stakes between losing healthcare workers and insufficient wage, a female nurse is determined to aid the victims of COVID-19 until she reaches her breaking point when a survivor is disillusioned about the recent news headlines.

After a violent confrontation with his father, a teenager runs away from home and wanders the outskirts of Manila. There, he meets a fellow runaway, and they find something that feels like home.

Raves are the pinnacle of creating safe spaces; houses creative expression through music, fashion, and icons that promote community building. We follow D Waviee, a DJ and a trans icon in the Filipino rave scene, while we get a glimpse of the local rave scene—as she closes the night of queer joy, with her music.

Wondering if a confession should be told in an abandoned house, a 9-year-old gender-confused boy tells his friend a horrifying folktale about a tikbalang. As the folklore continues to be unveiled, he will soon reveal his tragic reality foretold by his imaginative mind.

In a decaying cinema in the heart of Manila, Life discovers first love through films and their new friend’s father.

Diane returns to her hometown in Mindoro with her friend Kiray, revisiting memories with Yum-ay, a Mangyan girl with whom she shared stories and flew kites with, until Yum-ay mysteriously disappeared. Years later, Diane sees a familiar kite in the skies.

In a small town outside of Manila in 2017, a laundromat owner's son finds his missing classmate's ID in a police uniform's dirty laundry.

Sabrina, an elementary student, faces a dilemma as she is forced to decide whom to invite for Mother’s Day, having been raised by two fathers.

A gay student leader finds himself in the collective voices of an ensemble to avenge and reclaim the voice once taken from him.

A film producer must convince his misogynistic long-time colleague, the film director, to opt for the feminist costume for the superhero film they are developing.

In Bacolod, Kara feels a sudden surge of intense body heat as a distant rumble echoes from the mountains.

With the Sports City Meet fast approaching, the pressure is on for Kapatiran National High's sepak takraw team to secure their fourth consecutive championship. The arrogant team captain Kyle (17) is forced to work with Carl (15), their second-best striker, and long-time trainee Jake (16). The trio must overcome their differences and rediscover the true meaning of sportsmanship, teamwork, and respect.

Two boys, Kulas and Gabo, enjoy playing games together until an impending demolition of their community threatens their relationship.