Kaputli (Purity) is a story about a teenager who was blinded by love and all its pleasures. A drastic choice that hurled her future ahead and turned her life up side down.

Kaputli (Purity) is a story about a teenager who was blinded by love and all its pleasures. A drastic choice that hurled her future ahead and turned her life up side down.

Kaputli (Purity) is a story about a teenager who was blinded by love and all its pleasures. A drastic choice that hurled her future ahead and turned her life up side down.

A story of a young man trapped in regrets and extreme melancholy after he discovered his current condition while working in a mining tunnel.

Compounded with poverty in a rural area, couple Bebeng and Dandoy are motivated to raise funds to support their nine-year old daughter, Inday, chosen to represent her school for a quiz bee in the city. Danday harvests their cultured crabs earlier than its due just to raise the needed amount.

Compounded with poverty in a rural area, couple Bebeng and Dandoy are motivated to raise funds to support their nine-year old daughter, Inday, chosen to represent her school for a quiz bee in the city. Danday harvests their cultured crabs earlier than its due just to raise the needed amount.

Compounded with poverty in a rural area, couple Bebeng and Dandoy are motivated to raise funds to support their nine-year old daughter, Inday, chosen to represent her school for a quiz bee in the city. Danday harvests their cultured crabs earlier than its due just to raise the needed amount.

In a small town, there lives a single mother Beron, 48 years old whose livelihood is weaving abaca used in making slipperss, bags and decorative items.

In a small town, there lives a single mother Beron, 48 years old whose livelihood is weaving abaca used in making slipperss, bags and decorative items.

Tami-aw is a docu narrative film about the journey of a less fortunate widow Louigina "igi" on her way to claim cash aid from the government. such aid was supposed to be an educational support but it turns out to be used to support but it turns out to be used to support their survival. Is there any other way to break the intergenerational cycle of poverty of a Filipino family?