Victor Medina

Dans une maison éloignée de la civilisation vit un homme solitaire. Il décide d'interroger des âmes humaines ayant une chance de naître.

Manila-based real estate broker Dee returns to Bulusan, Sorsogon, for her grandmother Dulce’s 80th birthday. She re-acquaints with past schoolmate Edong, a seemingly unambitious and simple-minded coconut farmer. While starting at the wrong foot, they soon get to know each other more. Their mutual admiration gradually turns into love.

Desperate to win an award, a producer hires real supernatural monsters to act in his horror film — but their fee may not be the bargain he thinks it is.

An oblivious young woman faces her greatest fear of expressing herself to other people when she accidentally ends up killing someone.

Interné dans une clinique pour faire face à son addiction à la drogue, Charlie rencontre Eva, une jeune femme aussi perdue que lui.

Long-time friends, Jeff and Johan have just graduated from high school. The former refuses to join his mom to move to the U.S. while the latter resists going to college. Filmmaker Joel Ferrer nostalgically captures the trials and joys of teenage love in an offbeat dramedy for his debut feature.

College senior Intoy (Edgar Allan Guzman) is unwittingly fallen into a friend-with-benefits situation with his mysterious classmate Jenny (Mercedes Cabral). Jenny has a reputation for being promiscuous, and Intoy plays aloof to hide the fact that he’s fallen in love with her. Slowly, Jenny opens up to him as well, revealing the vulnerable center to her seemingly impervious façade. But poor, confused Intoy isn’t really equipped to deal with the feelings involved.

Un ex-policier alcoolique découvre le cadavre d'une jeune femme et, dans un acte d'autorédemption, devient obsédé à trouver le tueur, mais met involontairement sa famille en danger.

Mga Anino sa Tanghaling Tapat takes place over the period of summer. The adolescence of the three girls is told through the mundane rituals of the province: farm work, bathing, washing laundry, processions, and harvest rituals. Through the restless emotions, insecurities, blossoming loves, and conflicts - these young, beautiful and vulnerable girls will undergo an inevitable change through the passing of the summer.

Everything happens for a reason. Your pain now can be the blessing of your lifetime… Love; Life…

Année 2050 État fédéral de Bicol. Un garçon nouvellement orphelin s'installe dans une ferme pour vivre avec son grand-père séparé. Lorsque Mauricio tombe malade et que les cultures de sa ferme semblent le devenir, Mithi se lance dans une quête avec son robot défectueux pour rechercher des grains magiques qui, selon lui, vont sauver la vie du vieil homme.

Every day, in a dark office or maybe a prison cell, a man receives an envelope containing a tape of electronic noises that he translates to code using an old typewriter. One day he hears a familiar voice on the tape and begins to question his line of "work".

A high school movie featuring a mix of real students and professional actors that deals with the experience of finding one's identity in a country that barely has one.

The District of Columbia Public School system faces many challenges, including insufficient resources and large class sizes. Although DC students live less than ten miles from the Kennedy Center, many have never seen a play. Children Will Listen shows how some committed artists, educators and colege students launched an extraordinary group of kids in a new direction. The program follows 140 students from seven Washington, DC elementary and middle schools as they kick off the Kennedy Center's tribute to Stephen Sondheim with their own production of Into the Woods, Jr. This was, for the students, a rare opportunity to experience the theater both in the classroom and on stage. Guided by the mentorship of four professional artists, the students participated in all aspects of the production and experienced the history and techniques of costume design, set construction, and acting. Meanwhile a second group of students recorded their journey on film, with their professor Charlene Gilbert.