Машҳур Аз Philippines

Someday, I will blow up and die! is an experimental film exploring queer rage.

Daluyong ng Ingay (Waves of Noise) is an experimental film that immerses the audience to the tragedy that is unfolding in Gaza. Making use of noises...

A sun nymph and a young demigod take a break from their travels in a village, where they are warned of a terrible storm coming, one the dormant local...

The overwhelming heat, the deafening silence of loneliness, and the fear of losing his livelihood in the wake of the PUV modernization program are...

A young chef must please a condescending customer by perfecting his food.

Bugoy helps his parents in their business, which is a sari-sari store, to provide the needs of their family and for his brother who is sick. He also...

In the middle of the cemetery, where the living live, only the dead live. There lies a family fighting poverty and in fear, because there is no...

A child named Benjie ventures into what he considers the most beautiful entity in the world⁠—the house he lives in⁠—and keeps it in...

Brings you the warmth and bittersweet story of four siblings who tries to keep their family from growing apart.

Years after their breakup, Martin and Joey reconnect over dinner in Silay City and reminisce about the past. As they talk, they discover new truths...

Chekhov's gun is a narrative principle that states that every element in a story must be necessary, and irrelevant elements should be removed....

A woman's message to her mother and her connection with her home country of The Philippines made two weeks before her first visit to the country.

a film by Jill Go-Soco