The River That Never Ends

A journey to someone's personal gallery and an unsent letter.

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

RAMPAGE! (or the parade)

A silly bromance sparks out of the closeness of two laidback high school boys, Maki and Kaloy. When a night of reckless drinking with their friends leads them to share a bed together, they discover the true nature of their bromance and now must decide whether to embrace this or risk losing each other's friendship.

Two mothers strive to live a life of hope and strength while carrying the unbelievable pain of losing their husband and child to Rodrigo Duterte’s vicious war on drugs.

Long removed from her music lessons when she was still young, Lisa Valenzuela, a single-minded pianist, grapples with a debt she knows she owes.

A thesis short film written and directed by MXRDD.

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

As a child was innocently playing with their friends, an interruption comes along.

In a small town in Bohol where traditions are sacred, Maria grapples with the weight of an arranged union, culminating in a haunting act of rebellion that leaves her fate suspended between freedom and obligation.

Two drunk friends decide to get high on a "spot" on top of the city. During their trip they will understand the noises of the city below, and what life means for each other

A Black Beret entry by Joel Andrei Ramirez in partial fulfillment for their directing class under John Dalog Torres.

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.

In late 2040s Manila, Wax and Phil’s dying relationship is shaken by a family member's transient arrival. As they accommodate this estrangement, they find a final push to retrace an old desire—to feel.

40 years after having to marry a white man, Angie is deported and reunites with her ex, Badine. As they revisit the places buried by urbanization, they unearth the past and rekindle their love.

When his beloved daughter runs away with an engkanto, a lonely old man attempts to summon his daughter back home through her favorite dish.