Dan Verzosa

While working at an elite country club outside Manila, a 17-year-old Ilocana worker uncovers the violent truths of her workplace, her country, and her own past after attempting to return a lost golf club to the club's president.

Amidst the pandemic, Annika, a 10-year-old student attending her online class, came across a school requirement pertaining to women. As she does her school work she pondered upon society's expectation of women alongside her mother, who she highly looked up to.

On an ordinary morning, months before the country’s Presidential election, a mother listens to her child’s cassette tapes, audio recordings from years before. As she recounts and reimagines the events that happened during her daughter’s thesis defense while waiting for her daughter’s return.

Three siblings—the chief, the saintly, and the closeted—are spontaneously reunited by a ridiculously long commercial break.

Amidst the pandemic, Annika, a 10-year-old student attending her online class, came across a school requirement pertaining to women. As she does her school work she pondered upon society's expectation of women alongside her mother, who she highly looked up to.

On an ordinary morning, months before the country’s Presidential election, a mother listens to her child’s cassette tapes, audio recordings from years before. As she recounts and reimagines the events that happened during her daughter’s thesis defense while waiting for her daughter’s return.

On an ordinary morning, months before the country’s Presidential election, a mother listens to her child’s cassette tapes, audio recordings from years before. As she recounts and reimagines the events that happened during her daughter’s thesis defense while waiting for her daughter’s return.

On an ordinary morning, months before the country’s Presidential election, a mother listens to her child’s cassette tapes, audio recordings from years before. As she recounts and reimagines the events that happened during her daughter’s thesis defense while waiting for her daughter’s return.

Three siblings—the chief, the saintly, and the closeted—are spontaneously reunited by a ridiculously long commercial break.