Val Serafica

Inday Opil navigates the afterlife, eager to reach heaven. She must first embark on a journey untangling the weave of fate to be where she is meant to be.

"Kapag nagwala ang kalabaw" (When the carabao gets mad) intertwines Ericson Acosta’s poem "Walang kalabaw sa Cubao" (There are no carabaos in Cubao) with present voices to explore the struggles of BPO employees in Cubao as they attempt to organize unions.

Inday Opil navigates the afterlife, eager to reach heaven. She must first embark on a journey untangling the weave of fate to be where she is meant to be.

"Kapag nagwala ang kalabaw" (When the carabao gets mad) intertwines Ericson Acosta’s poem "Walang kalabaw sa Cubao" (There are no carabaos in Cubao) with present voices to explore the struggles of BPO employees in Cubao as they attempt to organize unions.

"Kapag nagwala ang kalabaw" (When the carabao gets mad) intertwines Ericson Acosta’s poem "Walang kalabaw sa Cubao" (There are no carabaos in Cubao) with present voices to explore the struggles of BPO employees in Cubao as they attempt to organize unions.