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Three warring vloggers stuck on an island in the Maldives to feature a resort quickly realizes they just might be in paradise - or purgatory--when their plane is reported missing.

KONTRADIKSYON (Contradiction) or Kontra-Adiksyon (Contra-addiction) is a complex and dramatic socio-political action thriller with issues that starts out local and escalates to national and global proportions. It is a film on contradictions and most importantly, Philippines' controversial and game changing war on illegal drugs. The film shows the adverse effects of illegal drugs to the over-all health of a person which tragically leads to a life of crime. Written and directed by Multi-Palanca Award-winning writer, Njel de Mesa of Subtext and Respeto. Alexis Borlaza, a human rights activist ends up becoming an undercover drug enforcement agent but is actually a vigilante killer by night. To solve a brutal murder, he then enlists the help of Jessica Puyat, a known drug user and pusher in the call centers and other "high-end" institutions.

Four broke tourists stuck in quarantine hatch a simple heist to steal from a building to get back to their countries. Little did they know, there's a building custodian out to eliminate all Covid19 threats.

A woman who is financially struggling during the pandemic decides to go do an exclusive sexy online show for certain "only fans" patrons. At first she hesitates, but after some prodding from her friend who earns a lot from the platform, she braves going online. Halfway into her show, she realizes that there is some mysterious element preventing her from doing something obscene. She suspects that she is being haunted by a ghost that constantly messes up her live stream.

Two best-friends (Mallory and Blair) get into a series of hilarious relatable travel mishaps that threaten their enjoyment as they tour Hongkong. As problems arise, new issues come to the surface that test their resolve and friendship.

Kiki is a seemingly happy plain housewife but underneath this veneer, she has taken an advocacy to rid the earth of mistresses. She gets discreet referrals and contracts from legal wives to straight-up end the lives of mistresses.

With a mysterious chatbot instructing her to go to Tokyo, a young woman goes in search of her estranged mom who left her. She then encounters quirky strangers that forces her to piece together a history.

During the pandemic, Meilin and One-ball fell in love online and became exclusively dating--albeit that they haven't met each other face-to-face. When the quarantine protocols have been lifted, One-ball visits Meilin in her condo with flowers--only to find out she's allergic to it. An old extremely paranoid lady calls the local officials to quarantine the two lovers. Fortunately, Meilin decides to hide in the unit of the one person she can trust in the same building-- unfortunately for One-Ball, it's at her ex (Bo). Hilarious jealousy ensues as Bo and Meilin quickly rekindles their past relationship--with private jokes on the side.

Mischa, a producer for a news channel, is the subject of jealousy between two men in the workplace (John and Andrei). While arguing, John and Mischa is shocked to see Andrei bloodied and tied as the elevator swiftly shuts to go down.

Based on the premise of a survey from Portland, Oregon: Survey says almost all inmates from the Department of Corrections, currently serving time for breaking and entering, said that they would knock on the front door before entering any home. A couple, Liam and Amelia, are both in quarantine amidst the new coronavirus pandemic during the Philippines: Enhanced Community Quarantine. They hear an ominous knocking while they sleep which then leads to mysterious and chilling consequences.

Two friends meet to rehearse then record a "Tiktok" video, only to find out brutal revelations about their relationship.

Written by Don Carlos Palanca award-winning Writer-Director, Njel de Mesa, the Miranda Bomb is an edge-of-your seat political-thriller set in the 70s about certain explosive truths about the Plaza Miranda Bombing that has caused political polarization and divide in the Filipino public. On the eve of the Martial Law declaration, the central character, Miranda, receives information that President is being provoked by the rebels to create opportunities for repression which will hasten the revolution. Should she break the news or send word to the President to prevent an all-out civil war from happening?

Njel de Mesa's Must Give Us Pause is a full-length heavy-drama (primarily shot in Singapore) about a grieving author's relationship with a mysterious personal tour guide. Dawn Kelly (Cheska Ortega), an American Author, having lost her Father during the pandemic and over-ridden with guilt, sets out to commit suicide in Singapore. There she meets Nyssa, a obnoxiously cheerful tour guide, which she feels is hiding something from her. As suspicions pile up, she begins to feel forced into a relationship that she might not be ready for. The film echoes the sentiments of all who have lost loved ones during the time of Covid-19, without being able to properly mourn for them or simply be by their side.

Enzo and Grandea, a creative viral Youtube duo, who had a falling out, meet each other after a long while. Trying to let bygones be bygones, Enzo treats Grandea to a free recording session in the recording studio where he works--while the actual studio owner is out. Hilarity ensues when the both of them gets locked inside the recording studio--with the clock ticking before the studio owner comes back. During this seemingly picayune ordeal, both reveal feelings they have bottled up inside.