Josiah Angcanan Trailers
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Most Popular Josiah Angcanan Trailers
Total trailers found: 16
Revolver Trailer (2024)
04 August 2024
Using a screen recording of the process of scrolling through dozens of images, the film resembles the mesmerizing and violent movements of a revolver.
Pink Matter Trailer (2023)
22 October 2023
When a young man goes to a brothel to lose his virginity, he finds wisdom in a courtesan.
Drifting Trailer (2020)
08 August 2020
A meditation on sleep and solitude. An elderly woman wakes up from a mysteriously long slumber and struggles to live her normal routine.
Rooftops Trailer (2023)
11 March 2023
Two drug runners earn their keep by overcharging their classmates at a Christian university. But one night, their ruthless dealer gives them just a few more hours to collect the money they owe him.
PRLYZR Trailer (2025)
22 March 2025
A journey through sleep through closed eyelids: drifting slowly to sleep, the mind wanders; phosphenes change colors under rapid eye movement; stuck in sleep paralysis, the colors violently pulsate; then finally, the eyes burst open wide awake.
Lacerations Trailer (2024)
08 December 2024
Two lost souls long for connection amid a vast digital landscape.
Christmas Elegy for a Summer Day Trailer (2025)
01 July 2025
A film letter for the filmmaker's grandfather. Twelve years after his death, his family celebrates Christmas.
Sky Journal [Blue] Trailer (2025)
22 March 2025
Views of the sky during and after the Santa Ana winds: 30 seconds at each hour of the day, each hour captured on 24 different days.
Sky Journal II [Yellow] Trailer (2025)
22 March 2025
Views of the sky during the Hughes Fire, from 30 miles away: 80 seconds at each half hour, captured from 12:30pm to 5:30pm (Jan.
Long Lost Dream, Endless Day, Endless Rivers Trailer (2025)
07 November 2025
A journey through Manila and nearby cities and provinces.
Pistoli's Twilight Trailer (2025)
13 October 2025
An interpretation of the ninth chapter of Gyula Krúdy's novel Sunflower: observations of the sun's rays and reflections as it revolves around a house, and how the digital camera responds to light and shadow.
