Jezreyll James Cabasag

Left in a quiet rural town while her mother is away, a young girl uses her unsettling drawings of a mysterious local figure to process a horrifying trauma unfolding around her.

La Paz Fisherfolks Association (LFA) President Roel Lozano leads their small community through new hope and resilience with two new boats amidst difficulties

Pagbalik sa Lawod (The Shore Awaits) tells the story of Tonya, a fisherfolk daughter lured by promises of work abroad but trapped in a trafficking ring. Scarred yet unbroken, she returns home, transforming pain into testimony. Her story warns against exploitation, empowers women, and honors the resilience of coastal communities.

Left in a quiet rural town while her mother is away, a young girl uses her unsettling drawings of a mysterious local figure to process a horrifying trauma unfolding around her.

La Paz Fisherfolks Association (LFA) President Roel Lozano leads their small community through new hope and resilience with two new boats amidst difficulties

Pagbalik sa Lawod (The Shore Awaits) tells the story of Tonya, a fisherfolk daughter lured by promises of work abroad but trapped in a trafficking ring. Scarred yet unbroken, she returns home, transforming pain into testimony. Her story warns against exploitation, empowers women, and honors the resilience of coastal communities.

Pagbalik sa Lawod (The Shore Awaits) tells the story of Tonya, a fisherfolk daughter lured by promises of work abroad but trapped in a trafficking ring. Scarred yet unbroken, she returns home, transforming pain into testimony. Her story warns against exploitation, empowers women, and honors the resilience of coastal communities.