To Cut The Story Short

After being appointed as the new team captain of his school's football team, senior student-athlete Buknoy faces mounting pressures as he navigates the responsibilities of leadership. Struggling to balance personal challenges with the demands of his role, Buknoy's journey unfolds amidst the pursuit of team goals and the clash of values. When the weight of expectations becomes too heavy, Buknoy must confront his own principles and make a difficult decision that will shape his future

When a six-year-old child finds out about her mother's debt, she starts collecting dried leaves to pay off what is owed until she learns that money does not grow on trees, changing her perception of the concept of money, debts, and reality.

A freelancer with social anxiety must look for another job to sustain himself.

Six individuals from different generations recall the golden age of Cebuano cinema, modern Cebuano cinema, their experiences, and discuss their aspirations about the future of Cebu’s film scene.

A young fisherman struggling to accept a traumatic past finds comfort in his dreams.

A queer college student pursues dancing despite the challenging life in the Philippines.

A student and a police officer finds themselves on the same stick but on different ends, as they try to survive the unjust system of their country.

Between beers and city lights, two old friends share a quiet night on a rooftop — where familiar rhythms stir something long unspoken.

A chance reunion during a ride from Manila to Atimonan, Quezon forces three estranged friends to confront buried wounds, lingering guilt, and the unspoken truths that drove them apart years ago.

Kyle, a 17-year-old high school student, defies his father’s expectation and classmate’s perspective through dance.

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 bright young student who is deeply troubled by his intrusive thoughts is summoned by his strict teacher to confront him about his failing grades.

Uno returns to his hometown after a year in Manila for his brother’s college graduation and his mother’s return from working abroad. His excitement then turns into worry as he arrives home to an unexpected problem—a neglected home.