Anjo Salmorin

Seven-year-old Ding revels in the mystery of the river monster that takes the lives of people in an enchanted river, embarking on a journey with his friends to confront the Gadya Sang Suba (River Monster).

Ana, a five-year-old girl, treasures the beautiful dresses her mother carefully makes for her. Little does she realize these dresses gradually weave a dark cloak, clouding her innocence forever.

As the tides pull away time and memory, a daughter transforms into a jellyfish to reach the mother who no longer remembers her, drifting between loss and love along Aklan’s vanishing shores.

The film delves into Miagao's hablon weaving, showcasing its cultural impact and historical depth. It also addresses modern challenges like declining weavers and evolving patterns, prompting reflection on preserving tradition and cultural identity. Through storytelling and visuals, the documentary reflects on hablon's past, present, and future in Miagao, Iloilo.

Seven-year-old Ding's dream of being a flight attendant shifts when he bonds with 'Bao,' a carabao.