AWA Productions

Group 1
"Uncovering 5064"
Thriller Short film

SYNOPSIS

A girl with tendencies of being labelled as a loner is often using the internet for her enjoyment. One day, she befriends a person through an online anonymous chatroom. A few days later while going home from school, she senses that she’s being watched. Without any friends to seek for advice, she navigates her world with the fear of an unknown presence of a person.

Group 5
“Anino”
A Horror Short Film

SYNOPSIS: Three students planned to go to a place inside the school where it is dark and said that there is a ghost of a girl student who died there. The students play a game that will determine if the story is true or not, but little did they know that their actions would have consequences that would greatly affect them.

Group 2
“A Remnant of You”
A Tragic Romantic Drama

SYNOPSIS: The story takes place in a small town in Cainta. Iryl Concepcion has spent most of her life since she was 6 years old with Darius Gonzales, her best friend. Given that they are neighbours and that their parents are close friends as well. During their puberty stage, their feelings for one another started to develop but both of them were not brave enough to speak it out loud so they decided to keep it hidden. Now, in their young adolescence stage, as they were about to confess their hidden feelings for one another they were stopped by an unexpected dark turn of events. Will they be able to finally confess their feelings or will it remain buried? Will they be able to return to their lives peacefully?

Group 4
"Ultio"
GENRE: Thriller

SYNOPSIS: A group of Friends hang out in an old home, here face a suspicious hooded person, they try to escape from the house but the person can’t let them go. An old past seems to be the reason for their actions, will they be able to live through this night?

Group 3
"Tatayo Tayo"
A Narrative Short Film

SYNOPSIS: The year is 2028—a pair of unidentified student narrators have taken the vital opportunity to advertise the advocacy of enabling Filipinos for better dialogue on oppression within, both explicit and implicit. Covering their claims on the country's fewer feats and more struggles, little did they know that someone would leave their historical narrative unfinished.