Ngilngig, a Cebuano expression commonly used by the Bisaya or the people from the southern part of the Philippines. It is a feeling of both extremes that may reach beyond agony or ecstasy. Davao Ngilngig is a series of short films that explore these extremes taking inspiration from oral stories, town tales, and superstitions that may incite visceral reactions from the audience for them to experience or question cultural and historical unbelievable narratives.
8m | Silent | 2015
6m | Cebuano | 2015
7m | Silent | 2011
5m | Cebuano | 2011
6m | Cebuano | 2010
6m | Nihonggo | 2010
7m | Hiligaynon | 2010
Music from The Camera
Stars
Dane Rhea Silo and Malaya Adalim (Kaon Durian)
Xiao Prieto and Krigi Hager (Achup Boulevard)
Sam Concha (Cricket)
Irene Lo (Garbage Bag)
Chat Elizagaque (The Camera)
Lucky Mae Braza and Carmen Smith (Patentero)
Filmmakers
McRobert Nacario (Patentero)
Ferdinand Mesias (Patentero, Garbage Bag, Achup Boulevard)
Bem di Lera (Patentero, Garbage Bag, Achup Boulevard)
Music
Carey (Kaon Durian)
Bagane Fiola (The Camera)
Maki Serapio (Ngilngig 2010)
Cinematography
Raphael Meting
Sound Production and Design
Maki Serapio (2010 – 2011)
Bagane Fiola (2015)
Story and Directing
Bagane Fiola
Production Companies
Timewrap Film Productions, Studio99, and Origane Films
