T-Jay Medina

A neophyte filmmaker gets entangled with his subject's life story while assembling rejected videos from their interview.

In a country where children outnumber the working population, the aspiration to attain the demographic dividend, which, in turn, will contribute to the country’s rise from being third world, is hindered. One factor is teenage pregnancy. The short documentary film offers various perspectives from health workers, non-government organizations, right-age mothers, and the local government in the pursuit of truth behind the contributions of early pregnancy to what seems to be a never-ending cycle of poverty.

Joy and Ron are best friends, practically like sisters. When Joy visits Ron's house to hang out, she's oblivious to Ron's hidden secret—one she's never shared. As their day unfolds, the hidden secret challenges their strong friendship.