Worm

Following a sudden loss, Cal Melbourne, a young father forced to grow up fast on Iowa's farmlands, must choose between salvaging his family's legacy or pursuing an unknown future for himself and his son.

Jose Andres Galicia (Perry Dizon), an art critic, historian, and professor, loses his memory as a result of chronic alcoholism. To retrieve his memories, he visits his cousin Christine (Dolly de Leon), in a mountain village in Mindanao. He starts dreaming of a woman named Salome from a catalogue of an exhibition he is curating to commemorate the 500th year of Magellan's arrival in the Philippines. Salome appears as a housemaid in Christine's house who returns to the nearby forest at night. When a local historian Fabian solicits the help of Andres to stop the desecration of a site dedicated to a Spanish colonial-era priestess named Salome, the real identity of the mysterious woman begins to unravel.

This is the story about a family who loses their child. This is something very hard, but the mother (Blanche) won't realize this. She lives in her own world and she still plays with her son. At the time Blanche plays with her son, she's been watched by a boy names François. They become very close.

When four geologists who form a combine of five industrial companies are murdered, a trouble-shooter is hired to find himself in a net of deadly intrigue and treachery. The prize: a field to be leased to private industry by the state.

A group of merchants and vikings navigate dramatic events both within and without in this epic musical based on the Icelandic Vinland sagas. As secrets are exposed, two women (Freydís and Gudrid) have a reckoning.