Mercedes Cabral topbills Di Ingon Nato (Not Like Us). Set in a remote mountain village in Cebu, the movie opens with a farmer commiting murder, a young doctor losing her first patient, and a barangay captain finding a girl brutally murdered in a cemetery.

The entire community is drawn into the mystery, and they will have to rely on each other to survive. It's one thing to deal with the deaths of loved ones, but it's an entirely different dilemma when these very same people rise from their graves and make an unforgettable comeback.

Six Degrees of Separation from Lilia presents a day-in-the-life portrayal of "dakilang extra" Lilia Cuntapay.

The story follows the life of a popular bit player nominated for the first time in her 30-year showbiz career. Wanting to deliver her perfect thank you speech, she writes, re-writes, erases, and never seems to finish her task amidst an avalanche of interruptions, pre-Awards Night jitters and other major distractions.

A familiar face in the local horror genre, this prolific, yet virtually unknown actress has been typecast in a variety of ghoulish roles—from "manananggal" to "aswang" to "white lady," and everything grim and macabre—over the past decades.

In its own humble way, the film hopes to immortalize her legacy as an actress.

Six Degrees of Separation from Lilia is a film by writer-director Antoinette Jadaone.

She is a cum laude of Film and Audio Visual Preso, and has garnered such citations as the Best Short Film in Cinamanila 2008 and Saling Pusa the 3rd Prize Gawad CCP Para sa Alternatibong Pelikula 2007.

Sa Kanto ng Ulap at Lupa is a film by award-winning writer-producer-director Mes de Guzman.

The film features first-time actors, from the lead performers to the extras. More than one month was spent in looking for the right actors to play the part; auditions were held in several towns in Nueva Vizcaya, where the entire movie was filmed.

Cartas de la Soledad (Letters for Solitude) is a film by Maguindanao-based writer-producer-director and cultural heritage conservationist  Gutierrez 'Teng' Mangansakan II.

This film is about Rashid Ali who will return to his Maguindanao hometown after studying and working for more than 25 years in Barcelona, Spain.

Brimming with hope and idealism, he dreams of using what he learned in Europe to improve the lives of his people. But nothing has changed since he left. Politicians remain corrupt, poverty is widespread, and his people desperate.