Bibeth Orteza
Kung Mawawala Ka Pa
Tony (Christopher de Leon) and his wife Marissa (Dawn Zulueta) are very much in love and happily married with an only child Charisa (Sara Jane Abad). A technocrat but with political ambitions, Tony enthusiastically accepts, to his wife’s consternation, the Mayor’s offer to join his team.Tony loathes Sylvia (Amy Austria), Marissa’s long time friend, because of her meddling in their marital affairs, but reluctantly takes her as his campaign manager in a political move. Sylvia begins to run their life causing the couple’s domestic fights. Eventually, Tony falls into Sylvia’s hands and, consequently, her lap. His family is in danger of breaking up and only the terminal illness of their daughter can put his indiscretion to a stop.
Clarita
In 1953, a woman named Clarita is imprisoned after being suspected as a mentally-ill prostitute. Strange events begin to unfold when her doctors are killed in the process of trying to cure her, causing the public to believe that Clarita is demonically possessed. These events force Mayor Lacson to recruit the help of Father Salvador and Father Benedicto to lead the exorcism. Meanwhile, a photojournalist named Emilia tags along and helps the priests, investigating the truth about Clarita's possession and her life story. However, exorcising the demon proves to be difficult for the priests and the photojournalist as they battle their own inner demons. Emilia struggles to help Clarita in order to redeem herself for not helping her sister. Father Benedicto struggles with the memory of his mother. And Father Salvador struggles to let go of his pride and belief that only he can accomplish the exorcism. In the end, the three must rise above their own inner demons in order to perform the exorcism and save Clarita's soul from evil.
Last Fool Show
Mayessa, an indie film director, is egged to direct her first romantic comedy film. Unable to create a new story, she pitches in her personal tale of love and heartbreak with her ex-boyfriend, Paolo. The plot of Mayessa's film revolves around the lead characters Issa and Drei's discovery of their respective partners’ betrayal. After learning that Issa's boyfriend is going to ask for the hand of Drei's girlfriend, Issa and Drei plan to foil the proposal. Luck is not on their side, however, as they encounter one problem after another. As she shoots her film, Mayessa revisits her funny and painful moments with Paolo. Thinking that everything will be over once she wraps up the shoot, Mayessa is surprised to see Paolo during her film's premiere night. As Paolo wants to give their love another chance, Mayessa now has to decide if she will allow him back into her life.
Bwakaw
Gruff and alone, retiree Rene rejects most human contact but begins to soften when he comes to terms with his homosexuality.
Ligaya Ang Itawag Mo Sa Akin (They Call Me Joy)
Ligaya means joy, in English, and that’s what she says she sells, to whorehouse customers. “I sell joy.” She meets Polding, a young farmer. He asks for her hand in marriage, gets her a wedding gown, defends her against all, his own mother included. Just as Ligaya learns to love Polding, society’s judgement gets in the way.
Inagaw Mo Ang Lahat Sa Akin (Harvest Home)
In a northern village, all is sunshine and happiness as a priest blesses a rich harvest celebrated in a pastoral scene reminiscent of an Amorsolo painting. Jacinta (Maricel Soriano) seems a dutiful daughter, contented woman, and a model wife to Peping (Tirso Cruz III). The community views her sister, Clarita (Snooky Serna), as exactly the opposite: she ran off to the city, found a rich husband in Joey (Eric Quizon), and even stayed away from the funeral of their father Arcadio (Robert Arevalo). Their mother Almeda (Armida Siguion-Reyna), the perfect religious role model, has grown somewhat deranged from age and the loss of her husband. When Clarita and her husband arrive in the village to clear up property deeds, the family begins to shatter, peeling off the layers concealing a dark secret that has kept everyone in silent misery behind the happy exterior.
Kung Mawawala Ka Pa
Tony (Christopher de Leon) and his wife Marissa (Dawn Zulueta) are very much in love and happily married with an only child Charisa (Sara Jane Abad). A technocrat but with political ambitions, Tony enthusiastically accepts, to his wife’s consternation, the Mayor’s offer to join his team.Tony loathes Sylvia (Amy Austria), Marissa’s long time friend, because of her meddling in their marital affairs, but reluctantly takes her as his campaign manager in a political move. Sylvia begins to run their life causing the couple’s domestic fights. Eventually, Tony falls into Sylvia’s hands and, consequently, her lap. His family is in danger of breaking up and only the terminal illness of their daughter can put his indiscretion to a stop.
Saan Ka Man Naroroon (Wherever You Are)
David (Richard Gomez) leaves his bride Amanda (Dawn Zulueta) to find gold in the mountains with his friends. On the way to the mining area, they are ambushed by bandits; everyone is killed except David, whom the bandits shrug off as dead. Cita, a native girl (Sharmaine Arnaiz), nurses him back to health. Dealing with severe memory loss, David tries to build a new life with her. But the determined Amanda has not stopped looking for him. They meet again. David’s memories come flooding back,forcing him to choose between past and present.
My Juan En Only
"Juan (Dolphy), an industrious provincial bachelor, provides for and educates three adopted siblings: Andy (Edgar Mortiz), Ricky (Rolly Quizon) and Marie (Elena Marie), and Janice (Janice Jurado), his real sister who is most defiant and insubordinate. They all live lavish modern lives in the city out of Juan’s diligence with his farm, poultry and piggery. Juan falls in love with Akang (Charo Santos), an equally old-fashioned dressmaker. After Akang becomes Juan’s sweetheart, Juan moves Akang into an apartment in Manila so he can introduce her to his siblings. But Juana undermines Akang for fear they will lose their privileged lifestyle, drawing Juan’s outrage and indignation."
Kung Mangarap Ka't Magising
Joey (Christopher De Leon) is a free-spirited college student who has quietly been struggling with the death of his girlfriend. Anna (Hilda Koronel) married young and now feels imprisoned by the love of her domineering husband. Unmotivated, Joey finds inspiration in Anna whom he is immediately drawn to and befriends. As they become closer, she starts to gain a sense of freedom while he gains a sense of direction in his life. Reality seeps in when Joey finds out about her husband and son. Now they are faced with the difficult decision of whether to awake from or remain in this stolen dream.
Ligaya Ang Itawag Mo Sa Akin (They Call Me Joy)
Ligaya means joy, in English, and that’s what she says she sells, to whorehouse customers. “I sell joy.” She meets Polding, a young farmer. He asks for her hand in marriage, gets her a wedding gown, defends her against all, his own mother included. Just as Ligaya learns to love Polding, society’s judgement gets in the way.
My Juan En Only
"Juan (Dolphy), an industrious provincial bachelor, provides for and educates three adopted siblings: Andy (Edgar Mortiz), Ricky (Rolly Quizon) and Marie (Elena Marie), and Janice (Janice Jurado), his real sister who is most defiant and insubordinate. They all live lavish modern lives in the city out of Juan’s diligence with his farm, poultry and piggery. Juan falls in love with Akang (Charo Santos), an equally old-fashioned dressmaker. After Akang becomes Juan’s sweetheart, Juan moves Akang into an apartment in Manila so he can introduce her to his siblings. But Juana undermines Akang for fear they will lose their privileged lifestyle, drawing Juan’s outrage and indignation."