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Gulong is a story about friendship, family, love and doing the right thing.

At its center is Apao (Steven Fermo), a kindhearted boy who constantly puts others before himself.

When school lets out, Apao and his cousin Momoy (Jopet Concordia) search for ways to make money in order to buy a second hand bicycle from an old lady whom they know only as Tita Maggie (Barbara Perez).

Unfortunately, they tend to lose the money almost as soon as they make it because of their readiness to help others in need.

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This story of revolution and transformation, aptly set around rotunda intersection or a ragged city, follows the path of a marked-one-thousand-peso bill as it transfers from one character to another, returning blood-tainted to its originator in the end.

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From acclaimed filmmaker Raymond Red comes this story about Macario Sakay, founder of the revolutionary group “Republika ng Katagalugan” (Tagalog Republic), who took up where the Katipuneros left off after the arrest of Emilio Aguinaldo in 1901. Refusing to accept the Yankees’ plan for benevolent assimilation, Sakay (Julio Diaz) became the new leader of the Katipuneros and continued to lead insurgent activities against the Americans until his eventual surrender and execution in 1907.

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The "Comedy Collection" features "Crying Ladies" and "La Visa Loca".

For a limited time, every purchase of this set entitles you to a "Crying Ladies" music video DVD and soundtrack CD for free!!!

*Promo runs from January 1, 2009 to March 31, 2009.

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The "Drama Collection" features "Mother Nanny" (Inang Yaya) and "Magdalena" (Santa Santita) DVD as a set.

For a limited time, for every purchase of this set entitles you to a "Crying Ladies" music video DVD and soundtrack CD for free!!!

*Promo runs from January 1, 2009 to March 31, 2009.

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Coring (Dolphy) is a gay beautician whose world gets turned upside down when his companion Dennis (Phillip Salvador) leaves him for a bar hostess, Mariana (Marissa Delgado). One year later, Dennis reappears at Coring’s doorstep to deposit a baby boy, presumably his and Mariana’s lovechild. Dennis entrusts the baby to Coring and leaves to join the US navy. Coring resorts to living a dual life, trying to be a good role model to the child, Nonoy (Niño Mulach) while hiding his true nature to spare the boy embarrassment.

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Award-winning director Lino Brocka’s handiwork is evident in each of the cinematic treasures included in this anthology. Three separate stories about people who, in different ways, seek a way out of the lives they have become trapped in. In the first installment, “Mga Hugis ng Pag-Asa”(“The Shapes of Hope”), we follow a young drug addict, Noni, as he struggles through a drug rehabilitation program and also tries to come to terms with issues regarding his parentage.

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Tulad ng Dati (Just Like Before) follows the current exploits of the Filipino rock band, The Dawn, composed of Teddy Diaz, JB Leonor, Caloy Balcells, and Jett Pangan. During the second half of the 1980’s, the band had risen to become the most influential musical rock group of the time. At the height of their popularity, their leader, Teddy Diaz is murdered. The remaining members decide to continue on with the music but eventually disband in 1996. In 2003, The Dawn reunites.

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Acclaimed director Lino Brocka and screenwriter Mario O’ Hara tell a powerful story about small town injustice. Junior (Christopher de Leon) is a privileged young man living in a small, devoutly Catholic provincial town. His father is a womanizer, his mother a materialistic shrew. His friends spend their days tormenting the village idiot, Kuala (Lolita Rodriguez), and the upstanding women of the town shun local leper Berto (Marion O’ Hara) as they go about their charitable work.