“Tutob” is a short film that tells of a motorcycle-riding Maranao who arrives in the city to pick up a package from his boss’s contact. The city is on alert because of recent bombings in the region and the Maranao, speaking of course in Maranao, tells the soldiers at a checkpoint that he does not know what the package contains. The film’s theme begins to unravel when the Bisayan-speaking soldiers order him to open the package.
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