RUYA

RUYA, directed by an undisclosed filmmaker, presents a compelling narrative centered on a T’boli dreamweaver who falls into a coma. Her daughter, struggling with insomnia and anxiety, takes on the responsibility of connecting with Fu Dalu, the Spirit of Abaca, to continue her mother's work on the next t'nalak.

This film merges fantasy with cultural heritage, showcasing the rich traditions of the T’boli people. The story emphasizes the importance of dreams and ancestral connections, making it a notable title for those interested in films that explore indigenous narratives and spiritual themes.

The top cast includes Yssamei Panganiban and Bernadette Balagtas, who bring the characters to life with their performances. As a recent release, RUYA offers a contemporary take on folklore that may appeal to viewers and collectors interested in unique storytelling.