Alice is a thirty year old Filipino trans woman who flew to Korea to chase after her boyfriend who she discovers is now living with his new girlfriend. Joon is a twenty five year old Korean musician who is being pressured by his traditional parents to find a more stable job and girlfriend. At a bridge in the middle of Seoul, the two brokenhearted souls fatedly cross paths.

Alice is a thirty year old Filipino trans woman who flew to Korea to chase after her boyfriend who she discovers is now living with his new girlfriend. Joon is a twenty five year old Korean musician who is being pressured by his traditional parents to find a more stable job and girlfriend. At a bridge in the middle of Seoul, the two brokenhearted souls fatedly cross paths.

A 15-minute mockumentary about a Muslim terrorist group about to behead two Korean tourists, a cult leader and a sex tourist.

A 15-minute mockumentary about a Muslim terrorist group about to behead two Korean tourists, a cult leader and a sex tourist.

A 15-minute mockumentary about a Muslim terrorist group about to behead two Korean tourists, a cult leader and a sex tourist.

iskWATER is a documentary film depicting the lives of Filipinos who migrated from far off provinces into Manila, the country's city capital. They settled near the esteros (canals) surrounding the Pasig River, one of the largest bodies of water in the metro. However, they throw their wastes direct to these canals, which in turn pollute both the canal and all the bodies of water connected to it as the current sweeps off the all these into the river. The film revolves on the insights of the people who live near the river and the people who are helping out clean the river and relocate them.

Water Ghetto (Sa Likod ng Palasyo) is a direct cinema film about Muslim informal settlers living on a canal at the back of the official residence of the President of the Republic of the Philippines. Fitumanan and Minombao, who both live with rigid principles and convictions are from far away province in Mindanao. They migrated to Manila together with their families with high hopes as they expect a more comfortable life in the capital city. They built shanties on a canal near Malacanang Palace which goes through Pasig river. They have been living here for decades, in fact this is where their children grew up. But for how long will they stay at the side of this canal? Where will their principles and convictions take them once their houses be demolished?

The film depicts about an unemployed youth having a passion to reach out unprivileged ones. Global employment crisis badly effects our current community. It more affects developing countries because there are less competitive jobs available. As a visionary youth, my concern is not just to present the present employment crisis but the upcoming generations as well. Instead of giving a shot-term solution to the current problem, why not invest in the future? The youth is the future. The beginning of tomorrow starts in each one of us. By giving education to the unprivileged children, little by little, we are giving hope and open a shed of light to give a decent work for youth in the future. The education is the key to rightfully mold each country's development and prosperity.

A film about children who dives the sea to bring food to their family.

A young couple caught in debt decides to search for a new and much cheaper home, but what they find instead is an imprint of terror concealed within the very city they live in.