Leslie Baltazar

A girl lives alone in a rural area of the Philippines and works as a prostitute. Many of the male villagers in the area want to have sex with her or have crushes on her, and most of them barge their way into her house and assault her, where, after 30 seconds or so, she gives in and has sex with them, which she appears to enjoy greatly. One of the boys has a crush on her, and gets mad when she continues her job as a prostitute, and tries to get her to give it up.

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Apo Lorenzo is well known to their barrio as a faith healer. Little do they know that he is a leader of a cult and taking advantage of his female patients.

A girl named Sabel lives with her parents who depend on unirrigated fields as the only source of living. Their lives become even harder when they cannot plant rice due to drought. Sabel's childhood sweetheart Rafael, like her family, also depends on the rice fields for a living. Due to poverty and insinuation of her mother, Sabel was forced to marry Joey, a rich bachelor. In the twist and turn of the story, Joey was killed. Sabel returned to her hometown and finally reunite with her real love of her life, Rafael. A story of love, deceit and forgiveness.

Director: Cesar S.B. Abella Writers: Cesar S.B. Abella (story), Cesar S.B. Abella (screenplay) Stars: Maye Tongco, Ireen Cervantes, Nika Madrid, Angela Ortiz, Kat de Santos, Shanghai, Ten-Ten, Revone, Lupin, Tony Manalo, Rene Romero, Nonong De Andres, Bojie Ryan, Boy Pilapil, Muke Peres, Joel Ortega, Gerry Roman, Nolan Candelaria

The mountain's foothill became the living observant of Waldo's daughter, Ligaya. She was nurtured and raised as a lovely and an innocent lass. Until one day, a rich and good-looking lad from Manila visited the mountainside and found an abode place in their vicinity. Gilbert was captured by Ligaya's naive and chaste heart and fell in-love with her. But her father forbids their relationship and does everything to dump their love apart.

Director: San Buenaventura Writer: Cesar S.B. Abella (story and screenplay) (as S.B.A.) Stars: Maye Tongco, Ireen Cervantes, Nika Madrid, Paloma, Mark Dionisio, Shanghai, Michael Punzalan, Nonong De Andres, Boy Ranay, Julia Taylor, Tess Orias, Gloria Vidallon, Cathy Negrete, Vic Methal Genobiangon, Gene Basilio, Lito Sidutan, Leslie Baltazar, Noel Alindogan