My Teacher Who Doesn't Know How to Read

This 105-minute drama dives into a grim reality faced by children when their educator goes missing. Instead of books, they are left to cradle guns, reflecting the harsh conditions in their environment. The film raises important questions about education, responsibility, and the consequences of societal neglect.

Directed by Perry Escaño, the film features a cast that includes Alfred Vargas, Mon Confiado, and Lou Veloso, among others. Each performance contributes to the film's exploration of its serious themes. Collectors may find interest in the film's portrayal of the struggles within the Philippine education system, making it a relevant piece for those studying global issues in film.