Luis and Lorenz, two troubled yet ambitious aspiring filmmakers, embark on an audacious journey to create an independent short film. With college admissions looming over their heads, the stakes are high, and failure is not an option. Fueled by a shared passion for cinema, their friendship is put to the test as they navigate the chaotic and often comical process of filmmaking. Despite differing in demeanor and personal philosophies, they must remain united by their one common goal – to tell a story.
Funny, and witty with its engaging tone that offers a unique blend of humor and historical insight in cinema.
My Verdict: 3.5/5
On the outskirts of Manila, an old, recently abandoned house is about to be torn down. In this somber space, a queer woman recounts and reenacts the menace that comes with accepting one’s sexuality in a home marred by rejection. As the house’s own history of abuse is uncovered and the woman confronts a buried past, these two disparate narratives coalesce into a story of grief, trauma, emancipation, and a contemplation of the meaning of home.
A thought-provoking movie that delves into the complexities of human
emotions and space, weaving a poignant narrative that resonates deeply with
audiences.
Childhood friends Remy, Marites and Ricky, who are all descendants of the first indigenous settlers of Agusan Marsh, make it their life mission to protect and preserve their ancestral land. Despite the social and environmental challenges they have to face, they take small steps in achieving their common goal.
With stunning visuals and emotional storytelling, "Pamalandong Sa Danow" is a powerful call to action, urging viewers to take immediate steps to mitigate the effects of climate change and preserve our planet's precious ecosystems.
The life of Rene, a young man from Sag-Od in Las Navas, Northern Samar, is upended by the brutal Sag-Od massacre that claims his parents. Driven by grief and desperation, Rene learns of the mythical Biringan where he might have a chance to save his parents. Embarking on a perilous quest through dense forests and treacherous terrains, Rene faces supernatural challenges and confronts his own fears. As he delves deeper into the enigma of Biringan, he discovers that the line between myth and reality is perilously thin and learns the true power of belief and love. The Red Trails is a poignant exploration of cultural superstitions and historical truths, showcasing the resilience of the human spirit in the face of unimaginable tragedy.
It features an interesting story to tell to on province of Samar.
Three brothers deal with grief after the death of their mother. The eldest brother crosses the sea to retrieve her ashes, while the middle brother works to buy a vase and informs their youngest sibling who remains unaware. Filmed in the province with local youth, the short feature film evolved organically without a script. The cast assumed all crew roles themselves, with each one contributing to the story’s creation.
An emotional journey of love of two sons to their mother.
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