Directing
The director discusses her childhood recollection, which leads to a traumatic narrative that she does not tell many.
After his long-awaited project is abruptly rejected, a young man finds himself at a breaking point. As he moves through the noise of the city and his fragmented memories, he confronts the weight of disappointment, emotional labor, and unresolved trauma.
Friends undergo their routinely neon-ecstasy-fueled-trip; discovering not just the city but also themselves.
A man wakes up in the middle of a nightmare, struggling to go back to sleep. He goes on to face the lonely night seeking comfort, warmth, and company.
Four individuals await the arrival of the last member of the house to execute their ultimate union. However, his presence sparks chaos, forcing them all to make unforeseen decisions.
As Buboy’s 21st birthday is coming soon, he struggles to escape the standards on what it is to be a man of an intimidating father figure he knows as “Uncle.”
Melinda, known by many as "Ate Bayie”, is a faith healer who heals people free of charge. During the night, she still has to take care of her bedridden husband.
Chaos erupts as an uninvited guest interrupts three men having a casual drink.
When Bimboy and his friends found the camera of his missing uncle, they discovered mysterious photos and were haunted by its consequences.
A young man named Julio is determined to end his life. But before anything, he wants to make the most of his last hours and calls up his friend for a night out. They tried out things that Julio has never done before. As the night is about to end, these new experiences challenges his plan.
Two street artists with contrasting intentions about the artform tell the relevance of street art in society while accompanied by an enigmatic graffiti writing, “Bon Jovi.”
