Robert Joshua San Luis

Troubles from the past resurfaces as a disowned son receives a distress call from his sister forcing him to decide on the fate of their ill mother through a phone call.

Set in the 1960s, where Caloocan stands at the cusp of transformation, there’s a story of an ordinary Filipino family who faces their own reckoning with change, the Asuncion family. Iris, the middle child, returns home after receiving news of his mother’s death, stepping back into a home—and a city—that feels both familiar and distant.

In response to climate change and rising consumer demand, scientists engineered a GMO seed and a specialized fertilizer to grow edible, durable, and fast-growing vegetables in forests. However, their experiment took a disastrous turn when the plant mutated into a monstrous predator, endangering human lives.

While the city is busy, Danilo who lives in the streets met a little girl that let him be reunited with his past and present realities.

A postal worker discovers her estranged father’s unsent letters and is left with what was never said.

Three siblings inhabit a desaturated home shaped by loss, where art continues grow out but conversation does not.

A gullible young boy, as all kids are, believes that following his frowny-faced mother's order to buy a bottle of soy sauce and a bottle of vinegar will make his mother happy.

On the eve of an imminent apocalypse, daughter helps her father prepare for a religious event of their sect. But as the hours tick, sinister events unravel that endanger her own safety.

A seventeen-year-old high school student, Mary, and her new friend Josie, a trans youth, embark on a harrowing journey of friendship, fortitude, and compassion to Manila after Mary discovers she's unintentionally pregnant.

Trapped and lost in a crowded metropolis, the grief navigates its way to find its missing owner in order to travel back to its home.