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More than just a record of a protest, "Alingawngaw" becomes an echo chamber of the nation's ongoing call for truth, justice, and accountability. Faces both young and old tell a story of continuity, students inheriting the unfinished battles of their elders, workers and farmers marching alongside artists and activists, all bound by the conviction that unity can ignite change. Each frame is alive with defiance yet grounded in compassion, showing that hope persists even in moments of fatigue and fear.

In an attempt to recreate their favorite TV Show, kids Nonoy and Bonbon defy the rules of physics as they live their fantasies as Kalantiaw and Dueom in this feel-good, nostalgic short.

Solomon’s glasses helps him see his world: his wife. Lost in sight but never of love, Solomon dedicates his every day loving his wife, Marissa. Each morning is a date, each afternoon a stroll, and every sunset a shared spectacle. Love helps him navigate the world through fractured sight. Through his lenses, he affirms Marissa’s eternal presence. He always sees her as his world.