On Karl Marx, 20:20, 'El Fili', and raw sienna bags. The Philippines scored big with an unprecedented industry milestone. Right at the tail-end of 2019, 'Dead Kids' became the first locally-made film ever to be licensed and released by streaming powerhouse, Netflix. The hype is good and beautiful. But after the film’s explosive thrust in the global scene, the fan frenzy, and the critical acclaim, what’s left is the inimitable display of acting prowess from the film’s lead cast, Kelvin Miranda, Vance Larena, Gabby Padilla, Khalil Ramos, and Jan Silverio. 'Dead Kids', after all, has been seen not just as a source of Filipino pride, but a potent harbinger of the rise of the future of Philippine entertainment.

Rising above the competition at the Binibining Pilipinas bout for the best, Cebuana beauty, Gazini Ganados, rolls up her sleeves once more and sets her eyes on the prize not just for a back to back title for the Philippines, but a mission to create a legacy that is remarkably hers.