Tim Rone Villanueva is an emerging talent in the Philippine film scene, celebrated for his innovative storytelling and unique cinematic voice. His 2017 short film, *Santa Nena!*, not only marked his directorial debut but also garnered the 2018 CineFilipino Best Student Short Film award, making it a prized possession for collectors of contemporary Filipino cinema. Following this success, Tim co-produced several critically acclaimed shorts, including *How to Dress a Mother-naked?* (2018) and *My Mother’s Bicycle* (2021), both of which showcase his knack for blending humor with poignant social commentary. Collectors are particularly keen on his recent works, such as *#teen* (2023) and the upcoming *Santa Isabel!*, part of his Santa Cinematic Universe, which promises to expand the narrative threads he’s skillfully woven. Tim’s films resonate with audiences for their authenticity and cultural relevance, making his growing catalog a must-have for enthusiasts of indie film and the rich tapestry of Filipino narratives. As he prepares for his full-length debut with *Child No. 82* at Cinemalaya 2025, Tim Rone Villanueva is quickly becoming a name to watch in the world of physical media collection.