Under a Piaya Moon

The film follows a young man who aims to uphold his family's baking legacy by participating in an inter-city pastry competition. With the assistance of his feuding grandparents, the narrative delves into the dynamics of family relationships and the importance of tradition in the culinary arts.

At 111 minutes, Under a Piaya Moon combines elements of family drama with the competitive spirit of baking. The setting in 1980s Bacolod City adds a cultural backdrop that enhances the narrative's depth. This film is particularly appealing for collectors interested in contemporary drama that highlights regional culture and familial bonds.

Directed by Kurt Soberano, Under a Piaya Moon features Joel Torre in a leading role. The film's focus on baking and food tradition makes it a unique entry in the drama genre, appealing to those who appreciate stories centered around culinary competition and family legacies.