GABRIEL MAURICE SANTOS

A nameless baby slowly becomes aware inside her mother’s womb, but as the muffled voices outside turn into panicked screams, she pushes her way out, only to be thrust into the chaos of an unexpected birth in a moving car, her emergence as absurd as life itself.

I Spy is a short film directed and produced by the students of IS201 under Mapua University SHS. It is a story revolving around Aubrey, a young student who suffers from an undiagnosed condition and family issues, who later meets Mia—a young girl who she slowly trusts and builds a relationship with. Will this blooming relationship be for the better or worse? It is a horror-thriller with a mix of mystery and drama that will surely make the viewers question the film's whole lesson, message, and importance in today's society. It embodies a first-person point-of-view to make the audience think they are also involved in the film. Was it real? Or was it part of a dream?