The year is 1902. The war between the Americans and Filipino revolutionaries drew to a brutal and bloody close. Many people became victims, including Sisa. Unknown to many, she harbors a secret that she plans to use for revenge.

When a struggling high school student is confronted with the painful fracture of her family, she seeks refuge far from the noise of her parents’ world. In the company of her grandmother and an old friend, she begins to see life from a distance. Her lessons and realizations are things that cannot be learned from books, but only from a life lived.

On a desolate country road near a single leafless tree, two wandering companions, Vladimir and Estragon, wait endlessly for a mysterious figure named Godot. As days bleed into nights, they fill the silence with vaudevillian bickering, philosophical musings, and desperate attempts to pass the time. Their vigil is interrupted only by the bizarre arrival of the tyrannical Pozzo and his servant Lucky, whose chaotic presence underscores the absurdity of their static existence.

A casual conversation between a literature professor and his student over a meal quickly devolves into a tense psychological confrontation as secrets, lies, and unsettling truths unravel in a gripping drama that dissects identity, hidden trauma, and the complex, manipulative nature of human narrative.

The film revolves around two couples who find themselves in conflict with the foreign commercial giants that control the Philippine economy, the Japanese and the Chinese.

10 years after law school, Torran, Erik, Chris, and Josh face mid-life struggles, burnout, heartbreak, and lost purpose. When they learn that their former mentor Justice Hernandez is gravely ill, they reunite to care for her. Through this, they confront their life choices, rediscover their ideas, and find new meanings as mentors to the next generation.