Fern Santos

In 1979, a young boy’s routine after school was always to watch the animated hero show, Xavier X. When the show suddenly got banned from airing, the boy was left with an itching question that his suspicious mother refused to answer and his curiosity eventually leads him to uncover the truth that hides behind his favorite show.

Inspired by true events, a high school student, Philip, finds a piece of evidence and uses it as leverage to make his best friend win the Student Council Elections.

Mabel rediscovers her passion for dance, catching the eye of a female dance group. They invite her to join, offering solace and sisterhood. Yet, their bond is tested by their manipulative coach, who demands performances even during menstruation. Mabel uncovers a shocking secret: her best friend Tanya is having an affair with the coach. Feeling betrayed, Mabel grapples with morality. At a rave, psychedelic drugs reveal the group's true nature as a cult, worshiping divine feminine energy. Embracing her role, Mabel leads a ritualistic ceremony, defeating their oppressor and ushering in a new era of empowerment.

Sunny, 21, has been called cheeky, rude, and materialistic. As she is writing content for her YouTube channel, she sees a picture of her childhood home in Batangas and hatches a plan to feature her provincial roots. In her hometown, she retraces her past. The reflections and realizations for Sunny prod her on to a new path as an advocate for the environment.