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Quing Lalam Ning Aldo

A transgender sampaguita farmer decides to renovate their neglected kitchen as soon as she heard that her son is going home.

Masalimuot ya Tiyagew ed Dayat

Two lads, best friends since childhood reunite at the beach but as their bond gets stronger they are reminded of their fears to a mythical creature inherent in the place.

Maria and the Ashes of Melancholy

On his remaining days, Nico embarks on a journey where he meets a mysterious woman in the forest. With her, he rediscovers love and faith and in the process rekindling his relationship with his father, Rommel

Zulu

A story about the life of a soldier.

Sundry Musings & Presumptions

Samu't saring Guniguni't Wari-wari is about a contemplative sixteen-year-old girl who struggles to deal with a life-changing decision she impulsively made. To prepare for it, she embarks on an imaginative adventure with her two best friends.

Still Young

After the Tubong, a welcome ceremony performed in Marinduque, 10-year-old Pablo tries to pursue his long-time crush whom he hasn't seen in a long time.

Bananaq

A hungry teenager heads to a street food alley on a scorching afternoon for a quick snack, but as she savors a sweet, crispy banana cue, an unexpected encounter changes the course of her day.

Friends and Rainy Days

Set in Marinduque in the year 2004, this story is about a lively young girl named Jenna, who longs to play piko (hopscotch) outside. However, her plan gets canceled because of a sudden heavy rainfall.

Mama Mary is a Drag Queen

The acceptance of the LGBTQ+ community by the Catholic Church has always been controversial and much-debated even after significant progress in equality and human rights has been achieved in the past decade. If the Virgin Mary and Jesus Christ walked amongst us today as drag queens, will Catholics and Christians accept them for who they are?