Joseph Dela Cruz

Based on the life of Edgar Jopson, a young man from an affluent family, who became an underground activist and confronted President Ferdinand Marcos and his regime of terror.

The story follows the lives of different people who occupy a single room in an apartment across various points in time. By overlapping these different timelines and generations of tenants within the exact same physical space, the film explores themes of impermanence, memory, and shared history.

A mother tells her young son that his grandfather has turned into a goat in order to cover up the grandfather's death.

A painter goes on an exile after finding out he has Guillain Barre Syndrome, a rare disorder that prevents him from painting.