Co-Love

#Labyu (2014) is a new gay romantic comedy film written and directed by Jill Singson Urdaneta and produced by Dennis Sebastian of Spin Entertainment Production, in association with Sunflower Films International. #Labyu is the film debut of Urdaneta as a writer-director. It stars Miko Pasamonte (The Escort, Kape Barako, Kumpare) and Albert Goza, who appeared in a film for the first time. The cast also includes Renee Gozon, Jobben Bello, G.A. Villafuerte, Gelo Arucan, John Galvez, LK King and JB Sinday. The film soundtrack features the music of Jeff Cifra, Kian Dionisio, Jerome and Sebastian Castro.

On Christmas Day, 15 year old David finds out that his boyfriend, Jonathan has taken another lover. The discovery leads him on the brink of depression making him think of ways to have him back at all cost. He has invited Jonathan to see him on this day for the last time.

A young gay man shares a bed with his bed in a hotel room with his best friend. Though he secretly pines for his roommate, he buries his feeling and suffers in silence as his best friend courts the affections of a woman who also lives in the hotel.

A young man hired as a houseboy becomes the object of the sexual attentions of an entire family.

A film about encounters that test our hearts and minds and our morals on what is right or wrong where in the end, what we truly desire is who we really are.

Labyu translated into English as LoveYou is a gay movie that originally came out in 2014, and was recut in 2020 into a series to attempt to cash in on the BL craze. It is debatable whether it really is considered part of the BL genre due to its origins as an M2M indie film.

Cris discovers that his five years relationships is about to end when his live-in boyfriend Michael leaves him supposedly for an out of the country business trip. He then embarks on a long journey to catch his lover and the third party, passing by his boyfriend's maternal home, his boyfriend's best friend, his own best friend and a mysterious acquaintance. Will Cris catch his boyfriend and will he be able to prevent their relationship from its inevitable ending? Not until someone dies so another can move on. Hinala is not only about fidelity but more about that long journey we take when a relationship bitterly ends and we are broken. How many times must we die so we can be free from the baggage?

How often you go to shower? How clean you are? Need someone to take it off?

Filipino indie film directed by G.A. Villafuerte.

A story of the different false possibilities created by an "intoxicating substance" induced in someone’s life. It's a narrative that completely breaks the moral compass and defies the rules of society. The three characters in the film discover a fiction that transcends moral boundaries.