Phil Kruse

After the loss of her mother and her father’s sudden illness, Josie carries the weight of grief and responsibility alone, trapped in a job that’s slowly breaking her spirit. A tender family drama rooted in Filipino culture, SINIGANG looks at how small acts of love can lead to profound healing.

In Los Angeles, Beatriz, a young working woman, lives a self-destructive relationship with a heroin addict who is willing to pay any price to cover his need to get high. For his part, in the city of Guadalajara, Alejandro Maldonado, maintains a codependent relationship in a marriage that has exceeded the limit of what is tolerable with his wife Olga; an unsatisfied woman, who eagerly looks for men to satisfy her addiction to sex. When the lives of these characters intersect, an exit to their conflicts is visualized in the search for specialized help.

A robotics company executive pushes for the development of an android companionship model and unexpectedly spends a week with her.

After the loss of her mother and her father’s sudden illness, Josie carries the weight of grief and responsibility alone, trapped in a job that’s slowly breaking her spirit. A tender family drama rooted in Filipino culture, SINIGANG looks at how small acts of love can lead to profound healing.

After the loss of her mother and her father’s sudden illness, Josie carries the weight of grief and responsibility alone, trapped in a job that’s slowly breaking her spirit. A tender family drama rooted in Filipino culture, SINIGANG looks at how small acts of love can lead to profound healing.