When a young director Andrew Locsin discovers the
 cruel betrayal of his lover and friends, his vice triggers a destructive entanglement of his dark past.


An ordeal that was haunting his unconsciousness and
 graphic memories, surfaces. Thrown into a mix of
 spine-chilling hallucinations and paranoia he comes face to face with the mysterious ghosts of a mother and a girl. With no one
 to
 trust, the demons in his nightmares appear in his
fight for
 survival in a horrifying doomed reality.


Marc Jacob
Mercedes Cabral

Zach Urdaneta 

Chanel Latorre

Pia Millado


Special Participation:


Chito Alcid

Tia Pusit

Ricky Mansueto
and

Boy Villasanta


Morality has two sides-absolute and relative.

The Pineda family operates a run-down movie house in a city in the province which shows dated sexy double-feature films. The family has taken up actual residence in the old building as well. The matriarch Nanay Flor, her daughter Nayda, son-in-law Lando and adopted daughter Jewel take turns manning the ticket booth and the canteen. Her nephews Alan and Ronald are the billboard painter and projectionist respectively.

The leader of the Tawilisi, Lakanpati, is growing old, and pressures his willful daughter, Princess Urduja to marry the warrior Simakwel. Urduja is devastated by the engagement, as she wants to marry for love, and not merely for the sake of her father's kingdom. While bathing in the forest one day, she meets Lim Hang, a roguish drifter who ends up saving her life. They fall in love, but Urduja soon discovers that Lim Hang is a pirate wanted by the Chinese imperial army.

Regine Velasquez as Princess Urduja. Singer Regine Velasquez was handpicked by Antonio Tuviera to play the title role[2].
Cesar Montano as Limhang
Eddie Garcia as Lakanpati
Jay Manalo as Simakwel
Johnny Delgado as Wang
Ruby Rodriguez as Mayumi
Epi Quizon as Daisuke
Michael V. as Kukut
Allan K. as Tarsir
BJ Forbes as Botyok