EJ Gagui

A silly bromance sparks out of the closeness of two laidback high school boys, Maki and Kaloy. When a night of reckless drinking with their friends leads them to share a bed together, they discover the true nature of their bromance and now must decide whether to embrace this or risk losing each other's friendship.

The Sister uses every available tool for her experiment and teaches what she knows to her younger brother, the Pupil, before the visit of his teacher. As the Student-Teacher journeys from the lowlands to the mountaintop, unfamiliar atmospheres draw him into an alternative conversation about silence, survival, and what cannot be spoken.

Two scorned women in a barrio are terrorized by the same monster.

Aetas and their struggle for education

Mysterious images shot around a wadi (a waterway in North Africa or the Middle East, often dried up), perceived as too calm by the filmmaker and his brother hence the “windless” of the title, are the setting for excerpts of audio conversations. In these, three men painfully describe their unmentionable traumas, which they have buried since childhood.

A silly bromance sparks out of the closeness of two laidback high school boys, Maki and Kaloy. When a night of reckless drinking with their friends leads them to share a bed together, they discover the true nature of their bromance and now must decide whether to embrace this or risk losing each other's friendship.

The Sister uses every available tool for her experiment and teaches what she knows to her younger brother, the Pupil, before the visit of his teacher. As the Student-Teacher journeys from the lowlands to the mountaintop, unfamiliar atmospheres draw him into an alternative conversation about silence, survival, and what cannot be spoken.

The Sister uses every available tool for her experiment and teaches what she knows to her younger brother, the Pupil, before the visit of his teacher. As the Student-Teacher journeys from the lowlands to the mountaintop, unfamiliar atmospheres draw him into an alternative conversation about silence, survival, and what cannot be spoken.

Two scorned women in a barrio are terrorized by the same monster.

Two scorned women in a barrio are terrorized by the same monster.

Aetas and their struggle for education

Aetas and their struggle for education

Aetas and their struggle for education

Mysterious images shot around a wadi (a waterway in North Africa or the Middle East, often dried up), perceived as too calm by the filmmaker and his brother hence the “windless” of the title, are the setting for excerpts of audio conversations. In these, three men painfully describe their unmentionable traumas, which they have buried since childhood.

Mysterious images shot around a wadi (a waterway in North Africa or the Middle East, often dried up), perceived as too calm by the filmmaker and his brother hence the “windless” of the title, are the setting for excerpts of audio conversations. In these, three men painfully describe their unmentionable traumas, which they have buried since childhood.

Mysterious images shot around a wadi (a waterway in North Africa or the Middle East, often dried up), perceived as too calm by the filmmaker and his brother hence the “windless” of the title, are the setting for excerpts of audio conversations. In these, three men painfully describe their unmentionable traumas, which they have buried since childhood.