Death : In Three Acts
A man who wants to end his life in this mortal world in three acts.
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A man who wants to end his life in this mortal world in three acts.
The Last Babacus is probably Somerset's first fairytale musical. And it's certainly the first to be made for £2000. It follows the story of Alexis, a young loner living with his friends in the village of Brumby Glen. Br
Paano Maging Babae? by Gian Arre from De La Salle College of Saint Benilde, one of the official entries from the 2020 MMFF Student Short Film category.
An elderly Turkish migrant now living in New Zealand recounts his early days as a refugee in Auckland, as told to his grandson Joel. Memories are animated to echo the colourful, stream of consciousness storytelling and t
On the occasion of Ambedkar Jayanthi, we're proud to release our short film Babasaheb in Bengaluru — a reflection on the living legacy of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar through the many statues that stand across the city of Bengaluru
Have you made peace with God?
Island farmer Banana Joe helps the local community by trading his bananas for goods. When gangsters arrive with plans to construct a banana processing plant, Joe kicks them out, but the mob boss discovers that Joe is ope
To rehabilitate those prisoners who are not hardened criminals but have been convicted for losing their control and have committed a crime in a feat of rage. They repent and get sentenced, but they are rejected by the so
Resbak, babalikan kita: Directed by Augusto Salvador. With Phillip Salvador, Jestoni Alarcon, Charlene Gonzales, Stella Ruiz.
Film directed by T. Hariharan
Kahit singko ay di ko babayaran ang buhay mo: Directed by Lito Lapid. With Lito Lapid, Tony Ferrer, Alma Moreno, Raul Aragon.
The story is about Babajan, a water peddler who constantly gets into different uncomfortable situations.
Ligaya is presented as a prize for the year's annual bull-riding contest in her town. A rich man from the big city wins her and brings her home. Her boyfriend goes after her and takes her back to their town. The rich man
In a powerful collusion of traditional and pop cultural mythologies, Labat confronts his Cuban heritage and identity, and critiques the representation of this culture by the mass media. Donning theatrical face-paint and
Mga babae sa VIP rooms: Directed by Lorenzo Cruz. With Rose Valencia, Kat de Santos, Angela Corteza, Annabel Borromeo.
Navigating a world where norms suffocate the different, Joy, a young woman struggling with her identity, realizes her attraction for women. However, coming into terms with her sexuality means dealing with familial and so