Ria Tiozon

In a rural town gripped by fear, a mother struggles to break free from a haunting cycle that defies time itself.

A group of film students stumbles upon a harrowing snuff video showing the brutal torture and murder of a young woman. When they decide to use it as the centerpiece for their latest project, the group is forced to confront the chilling truth that their obsession with artistic greatness may come at a deadly cost.

Set in the 1960s, where Caloocan stands at the cusp of transformation, there’s a story of an ordinary Filipino family who faces their own reckoning with change, the Asuncion family. Iris, the middle child, returns home after receiving news of his mother’s death, stepping back into a home—and a city—that feels both familiar and distant.

An estranged grandson and his grieving grandfather reconnect through an unfinished bucket list, healing old wounds and rebuilding their bond.

A hardworking single mother secretly spends most of her time in a chaotic computer shop, escaping into a game where winning gives her the control she’s lost in life—until her young son discovers her double life and forces her to confront the reality she’s been avoiding.

While cooking Dinuguan (a Filipino dish), a memory flashes for a young woman of when she was being taught how to cook it, none other than her mother who had a thirst for blood.

On the day of her long-awaited job interview, Phearl's only pair of heels was stolen. She must race against time to find them (or another pair) and make it to the interview before she loses this opportunity once and for all.

After years of sacrifice and separation, a young man finally fulfills his overseas mother’s dream of securing a brighter future. Longing to share his triumph and feel her presence once more, he reaches out across the distance, only to discover that some connections carry truths far deeper than joy.