Plague of the Gods
Rainer Werner Fassbinder | Germany | 1970 | 88 mins | R21

After being released from prison, small-time crook Franz Walsch (Harry Baer) returns to the underworld. He reunites with his mistress Joanna (Hanna Schygulla), before hooking up with a new lover, Margarethe (Margarethe von Trotta). While he and "Gorilla" (Günther Kaufmann), plan a robbery, Joanna has fallen for the cop tailing Franz and Gorilla. Fassbinder considers this the fifth best picture he ever made.
This film won in two categories in 1970 at the German Film Awards for Outstanding Individual Achievement: Cinematography and Outstanding Individual Achievement: Actress.

A Candle For Shabandar Cafe
Emad Ali | Iraq | 2007 | 25 mins | PG

Founded in 1917, the Shabandar Cafe in Al Mutanabbi Street in the heart of the old centre of Baghdad, was a cultural landmark, where generations of Iraqis came to discuss and debate literature and politics - a living repository of Iraqi intellectual history and one of the last places where people could gather to exchange ideas.
Emad had shot most of his film by the end of 2006, but in March 2007, a massive car bomb destroyed the Shabandar Cafe, all the bookshops on Al Mutanabbi Street and killed and wounded scores of people. Days later, Baghdad's poets and artists held a wake in the ruins of the street they loved so much and Emad took a small camera and went back to film. As he was leaving he was attacked, his camera stolen and he was shot in the legs and chest, and his own story is an epilogue to his film about the Shabandar Cafe and Mutanabbi Street - before and after they were destroyed.

Along the Way
Haobam Paban Kumar | India | 2006 | 19 mins | PG

Manileima is an independent 35-year old woman, the second wife of a contractor, who lives separately from her alcoholic husband with her mother and son. One day, her son, Bungo, has an accident and is hospitalized. While many people offer her their assistance in the hospital, an unnamed stranger offers the most help. At the same time, this stranger develops a close relationship with her nephew, Geet. While Manileima never meets this stranger while her son is in hospital, she develops an attraction for him through Geet’s stories about his care and affection for Bungo.

Finally, Bungo recovers sufficiently to be discharged – and at this point Manileima has to decide what to do about the kind-hearted stranger. Set in Manipur, a North Eastern state of India where decades of insurgency have thrown the society into disarray, this film depicts how unrest has caused many people to cloister off their self-expression and how Manileima, a simple woman, finds a new meaning in her life.

Producer / Production Company:
S.R.F.T.I. Kolkata/India
E.M. By-Pass Road, P.O. Panchasayar, KolKata (INDIA), PIN: 700094
Tel: (033)2432 -8355 /8356 /9300
Fax: (033)2432 -0723 /2072
Email: srfti@cal.vsnl.net.in

Angels Die In the Soil
Babak Amini | Kurdistan | 2007 | 30 mins | PG

A young Iraqi Kurdish girl struggles to survive by pillaging remains from the Iran-Iraq war. She meets an American Soldier who is trapped in a terrorist attack and is entrusted with the choice of whether to help him or leave him to die.

Production/ Distribution/ International Sales:
Babak Amini
#39, No. 22, Baharan St, Amir Ebrahim St, 22 Bahman St,
Ashrafi Esfahani Blvd, Tehran, Iran
Tel/ Fax: +98 21 44468242
Email: babiamini@yahoo.com

Beyond the Call
Adrian Belic | USA | 2006 | 82 mins | PG

“We do what we can, when we can, because we can.”

In this Indiana-Jones-meets-Mother-Teresa adventure, it is with the above philosophy that three middle-aged men, former soldiers and modern-day knights travel the world delivering life-saving humanitarian aid directly into the hands of civilians and doctors. Ed Artis, James Laws and Walt Ratterman inspire through their deeds, not words, in some of the most dangerous yet beautiful places on Earth. Knightsbridge International is a unique humanitarian organization which they started, whose motto is "High Adventure and Service to Humanity." These unlikely heroes go to places where death from landmines, bullets, or bombs is as frequent as death from hunger, disease, or the elements. The camera follows these three men to where their personal convictions and courage drive them, on a journey into the heart of humanity.

This hilarious but heart-wrenching film by the directors of Academy-Award-nominated film Genghis Blues, has garnered the attention and touched the hearts of audiences and juries around the world, having picked up a number of awards from prestigious film festivals across the US.

World Sales:
Contact: Dave Phillips (Agent)
Edmonds Entertainment
Los Angeles. CA
Tel: (323) 860-1572
Email: dspcorner@aol.com

Cheng Cheng Po
BW. Purbanegara | Indonesia | 2007 | 17 mins | PG

Markus, Tyara and Tohir are three children from different backgrounds and ethnicity. They each have their object of obsession - Markus with his skin whitening lotion, Tyara and her expensive dolls and Tohir with his crossword puzzles. They attempt to put aside their differences to help Han, the son of a poor hawker to attain his dreams.

Production/ Distribution/ International Sales:
Yosep Anggi Noen
Jl. Taman Siswa, Joyonegaran MG 2/872, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Tel: +62 81 328 31 6563
Email: angginoen@yahoo.com

David the Tolhildan
Mano Khalil | Kurdistan / Switzerland | 2007 | 54 mins | TBA

Five years ago, David Rouiller ran away from his life in Switzerland; giving up the amenities of his western lifestyle to commit his life to joining the Kurdish freedom movement PKK. If this is not cause for surprise in itself, we learn that this man is the son of a former President of the Swiss Federal Supreme Court.

Director Mano Khalil follows this man’s journey in his documentary as adjusts to his new surroundings and questions the motives for his actions. Is he escaping or confronting his fears and insecurities? Is he an adventurer, a dreamer, an idealist or a hero? Is his commitment visionary or illusory?

David the Tohildan provides an insightful and contemporary observation of the Kurdish freedom movement and the country’s political situation. Most importantly, the documentary also serves as a mirror for the audience to reflect our own outlook on oppression, respect, human dignity, freedom and violence.

Production/ Distribution/ International Sales:
Olivenweg 5 – CH 3018 Bern – Switzerland
Tel: 0041 31 992 8893 / 0041 78 832 8473
Email: mano.khalil@bluemail.ch

Deserter
Richard Rowley | USA | 2007 | 23 mins | PG

Deserter is the journey a deserting soldier and his young wife undertake, as they flee across the country to seek refugee status over the Canadian border. As they move from safe house to safe house, we get to know Ryan and Jen - two, shy, small-town kids from the Central Valley who joined the military because there were no jobs, and find they must make a heroic stand in order to escape the illegal and immoral war on Iraq. Deserter is a political road movie with one of the few happy endings that this war has given us.

Production Company / World Sales:
Big Noise Films
PO Box 72, New York, NY 10013, USA
Fax: 646 349 4200
Website: http://www.bignoisefilms.com

Ehem! Plo - Corruption & Integrity in Philippine Society
Clodualdo del Mundo, Jr. | Phillippines | 2007 | 42 mins | PG

A video-documentary that pierces into the heart of the corruption issue, Ehem! Plo – Corruption & Intergrity in Philippine Society is director Clodualdo del Mundo, Jr’s latest project. Through the use of entertaining musical interludes, the director manages to spread the serious message of anti-corruption in a light hearted and unimposing way.

Last seen in 19th SIFF competing in the Silver Screen Awards with the heartwarming Pepot Superstar, del Mundo, Jr. once again gives voice to the underprivileged and oppressed. By stringing together a series of interviews with diverse personalities, ranging from a mayor to an auditor to socially concerned artists, the director manages to weave these diverse voices into a coherent and effective tapestry that entertains, educates and informs.

World Sales:
Fr. Albert Alejo, S,J Loyola Heights, Quezon City, Philippines
Tel: (632) 4265970

Half Teaspoon
Ifa Isfansyah | Indonesia | 2007 | 18 mins | PG

A beautifully shot, contemplative short film, Half Teaspoon is about a loving wife who prepares a cup of coffee meticulously every morning for her unappreciative husband. She follows the same formula everyday – three teaspoons of coffee powder and half a teaspoon of sugar. Despite being taken for granted, the love for her husband inspires her to repeat this task every morning without fail.

International Sales:
Freemovie Media
Grha Morga, 3rd FI. Suite 301
CBD Bintaro Jaya Sektor 9
Tangerang 15224-Indonesia
Email : dotty@cbn.net.id
Contact: Damiana Widowati

Human Rights Shorts
Eugen Schlegel et Al. | Germany / Estonia / Lithuania / Poland | 2007 | 79 mins | PG

To mark the 60th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights this year, the Goethe-Institut and the Foundation for Remembrance, Responsibility and Future organised a shorts competition.

Featuring Eugen Schlegel and Christoph Willumeit's A Human Request; Sabine Zimmer's Living on the Landing; Margit Korbe's Good Luck... Till Next Time; Jurate Samulionyte's No Routine; Andrius Seliuta's Afroband and Monika Dabrowska's Christmas Eve.

Juan Baybayin
Roxlee | Philippines | 2007 | 60 mins | NC16

WORLD PREMIERE

The filmmaker's personal search for Baybayin or Alibata, the original Filipino language before the Spaniards came and colonized the Philippines in 1521. The search will determine if the ancient alphabet still exists and and whether it is still practiced in the country.

Production Company:
Babayin Production
#4 Garnet St. Greenpark Village,
Cainta, Rizal, Phils. 1900
Tel: 632 2100 299
Email: zeroxlee@gmail.com

Kid Power (Makkala Panchayat)
Ramchandra PN | India | 2007 | 30 mins | PG

In Coastal Karnataka in South India, fifty six Gram Panchayats (Village Self governing bodies) held elections to form their individual Makkala Panchayat (Children's Self Governing Bodies). These Makkala Panchayat are made up of village children and are formed to solve developmental issues that they think are important to them and their villages. This documentary examines the impact of these organizations and the effect they have on their community.

Production Company / World Distribution / Sales:
Sonk Films
B 603, Satellite Park, Jogeshwari-e, Mumbai, India 400060
Tel: 91 22 28345615
Email: sonkfilms@gmail.com; sonk@rediffmail.com

Korean Academy of Film Arts (KAFA) Short Films 2007
| Korea | 2007 | | TBA

Featuring the best of last year's crop of short fiction and animation from KAFA, Korea's premiere film academy.

Show Me Daddy’s Ultra Power | Choi Min-seok | 20 mins

Young-hun, a man with supernatural powers, lives with his seven year old son, Min-ho, who is crazy about pretty girls despite his young age. Young-hun, who used to be a safebreaker, stole his son from his ex-wife. He loves his son very much, and he wants to do everything for him, but he can’t seem to manage his life very well. One day, an old friend comes to Young-hun and tries to incite him commit another crime.

On My Way Home | Seo Min-soo | 18mins

On a steaming hot day, a mother and her son leave their home. The mother loses her ID card as well as her senses. Her son is unable to comprehend the behavior of his mother. They keep fighting on the street under the hot boiling sun on the way to the district office.

A Naked Victim
Director: Kim Hyun-sung
Duration: 20 mins

Sick of her job as a pornography AV actress, Hee-suk finally gets her big break when she lands a role in a movie. Since her acting abilities are limited, she is insecure and in danger of losing her role. She also dreams of living like an ordinary person – which is impossible because of her job. On her way home, Hee-suk meets Gi-cheol who used to be her friend.

13th Round | Lee Yoon-seok | 9 mins

An animated short about an ex-boxer Jo Wang-jin who turns to street fighting. Being unfamiliar with street fighting, Wang-jin doesn’t adapt himself to the new rules very well. He is beaten over and over again. While being beaten, he bitterly realizes that he has to adapt to his new environment to ensure his survival.

The 36th Prisoner | Kim Il-hyun | 7 mins

An animation set in the distant future, when people can separate their bodies from their minds. In order to be regarded as human, they would have to seek to integrate their two separate entities. Criminals escape by sending their minds onto the internet. The police use their bodies as “handcuffs” to capture the criminals, by exchanging the captors’ body with their captives.

Legs | Lee Hye-young | Duration: 8 mins

Cheo-yong wakes up from a deep slumber to a small sound. He finds the legs of a strange woman before his eyes. Some one arrives at his home unannounced and he desperately tries to conceal his “new” legs. A thought provoking animated short about sexual identity.

Memories of Water Bearer | Kang Hyun-young | 7 mins

An existentialist experimental animated short about 25 year old San - who wakes up one morning and feels that his face is not his. While wandering around puzzled, San faces himself in his childhood and returns to reality with that feeling – a feeling of neither happiness nor grief.

The Day To The Sea | Kim Yoon-hee | 8 mins

An animated short about a homeless man named Jang who misses the sea by his hometown. One day, thugs kick him out of his spot and he coincidentally enters an abandoned building where he fulfills a small wish.

Hey There! | Ra Jung-yin | 6 mins

An animated short about an old man who stands by an alleyway spitting. As a result of his unhygienic action, he provokes fights with passersby on the street.

Make A Wish
Cherien Dabis | Palestine | 2006 | 12 mins | PG

Make A Wish is an intimate personal journey that follows a young Palestinian girl, Mariam, on the day of her late father’s birthday. She begs her mother for extra money to buy a birthday cake for her late father. But when Mariam arrives at the bakery, she realizes that she still doesn't have enough. Determined to get the cake, she sets out to brave the obstacles and land some cash. What begins as a simple trip to the bakery turns into a journey that depicts not only the subtle tensions of a politically-charged environment, but also illustrates the grief that can result from growing up under occupation.

This film is illustrative of the many Palestinian men who are absent from their families due to imprisonment or death. This absence and grief is portrayed through the eyes of a child to capture the collision between child-like innocence and the reality of war. While the film does not shy away from the harshness of the Palestinian experience, this bittersweet film has many moments of candid humour which shine through Mariam’s journey.

World Sales:
mec film
Contact: Irit Neidhart (Agent)
Schorlemer Str. 4, 48143 Münster
Tel: +49-251-663346
Fax: +49-251-6744596
Email: info@mecfilm.de

Misbach: Behind The Glitter
Edwin | Indonesia | 2007 | 33 mins | PG

Veteran screenwriter Misbach Yusa Biran was also the first Head of the Indonesian Cinematheque. In this documentary, he reveals the struggles he faced in his quest to preserve Indonesian film history despite being underfunded.

Production Company:
Miles Film
Jl. Pangeran Antasari No. 17
Cipete Selatan, Jakarta 12410
Tel: +6621 7500 503
Fax: +6221 7581 7755
Email: milesfilms@yahoo.com

Nobody’s Girlfriend
Tan Chui Mui | Malaysia | 2007 | 30 mins | PG

Determined not to leave her Cinefondation Residency in Paris without a film, Tan Chui Mui decided to make Nobody’s Girlfriend – casting her co-residents as a couple in the film. Over conversations, coffee and cigarettes, their relationship materializes at various locations in the city of romance.

Production/ Distribution/ International Sales:
Da Huang Pictures
118A, Jalan Sultan Abdul Samad, Off Jalan Tun
Sambanthan, Kuala Lumpur, 50470, Malaysia
Tel: +603 2273 9496
Fax: +603 2274 9496
Email: info@dahuangpictures.com

Operation Filmmaker
Nina Davenport | USA | 2007 | 95 mins | M18

In this documentary, Nina Davenport challenges the romanticism of charity, as she follows a young Iraqi filmmaker, after he is invited to work with a Hollywood film director. What began with the intention of capturing an inspiring story of the dreams of a disadvantaged youth coming to life, soon turns into a tale of disillusionment and cultural divisiveness.

Soon after the fall of Baghdad in 2003, a young and charismatic film student, Muthana, stands in the rubble of the city's film school and explains to an American television audience that his dream of becoming a filmmaker has been destroyed - first by Saddam Hussein, then by American bombs. This brief, fortuitous appearance on MTV changes Muthana's life forever. Watching in the United States, actor/director Liev Schreiber decides to extend to the unknown Iraqi the opportunity of a lifetime - to come to Prague to work on an American movie, Everything is Illuminated. On set, frustrated expectations complicate the relationship between Muthana and his American benefactors in what becomes a cross-cultural endeavor gone awry. Filmmaker Nina Davenport becomes increasingly entangled in the young Iraqi's life as his visa is about to expire and the threat of returning to Baghdad looms. Operation Filmmaker, which is revealing on several levels, addresses the power dynamics between the American filmmaker and her Iraqi subject, unfolding as an engaging parable about the U.S. invasion of Iraq. Since its recent release, the film has already picked up a Special Jury Prize from the Chicago International Film Festival and the KNF Award from the Rotterdam International Film Festival.

World Sales:
Films Transit
252 Gouin Boulevard East, Montreal QC H3L 1A8 Canada.
Tel: (514) 844-3358
Fax: (514) 862-0054
Email: janrofekamp@filmstransit.com

Shaky Souls, Empty Chairs, Testing Times
Ramchandra PN | India | 2006 | 40 mins | PG

As the HIV-AIDS epidemic threatens to blow up into epic proportions, India is forced to grapple with issues relating to compulsory and voluntary HIV testing. The stigma involved in HIV testing and the reliability of such tests continue to deter the population at risk from coming forward.

International Sales:
B 603, Satelitte Park, Caves Rd.,
Jogeshwari (e), Mumbai 400060
Tel / Fax : 91 22 – 28345615
Email: sonkfilms@gmail.com

Singapore Short Films: Non-Competition 1
| Singapore | 2008 | 120 mins | TBA

The Broken Bowl - Benita Chang
Devoid - Mattina Zheng
Ex.Toil - Toh Hun Ping
Empty Heart - Koo Chia Meng
Pain - Nooraini Shah Binte Sikkander
Violin and Tea - Derek Wee
Our Last Day - Kenny Tan
United Nonsense-Land - Shaun Koh

Singapore Short Films: Non-Competition 2
| Singapore | 2008 | 141 mins | TBA

Stories From the Sea - Kenny Png
Toll - David Liu
Breaking the Silence - Goh Kagan
Where the Train Goes - Daniel Tan
Goodbye - Joey Lam
Sardine Talks to Children - Sara Yang
Shhhh... - Thea Chan
Spring Blossom 2007: Over The Horizon - Cassandra Chan

Singapore Short Films: Non-Competition 3
| Singapore | 2008 | 111 mins | TBA

En - Adam Abdullah
Damn Murphy - Ng Jing Jie
Do'A - Muhammad Sulaimi Bin Ismail
Strifey - Bay Rui Hong
Yi - Royston Chan
One - Ray Pang
Coffee - Cheung Pui Chung
Don't Stand So Close To Me - Rajarathinam Tamilmaran
Larut Road, A Peddler's Enduring Legacy - Eoin Ee

Singapore Short Films: Non-Competition 4
| Singapore | 2008 | 135 mins | TBA

Her Ballerina Story - Melissa Ho
Singapore Cowboy - Ng Sze Kiat
My Best Beloved - David Lee
Clouds In The Shell - Liao Jiekai
Tango Heels - Denise Chan
Seeing Double - Tengku Kamilah
Fuk Xin Luk - Alan Cai
Jijik - Khairil Abdul Rahim
Reboot! - Boon Chan
Life? - Gavin Liu
Lee Siew Mui - Tan Sze Yen

Singapore Short Films: Non-Competition 5
| Singapore | 2008 | 119 mins | TBA

Wish We Last Forever - Raymond Neo
Richard: The Study of Septic Systems - Charmaine Oon
Secret Of The Red House - Danny Lim
Mr. Tan - Nurfazilah Binte Ibrahim
(S)439965 - Elgin Ho
Unforgettable - Xiao Weiqiang
Forgotten Memory - Danny Lim
In Our Own Words - Melinda Tan
Evolvasi - Thenathayalan Seethapathy
Windcatcher - Choi Yong Sihn
Two Minutes Away From Launch - Jaryl Lim
Friend - Amalia Yunus

Steal this film Part 1 + 2
League of Noble Peers, J.J. King | Germany and UK | 2007 | 76 mins | NC16

Steal This Film is a two-part series that documents the movement against the monopoly and control of copyright and intellectual property. It speaks of the inherent need that culture must be shared.

Part One (32 mins), shot in Sweden and released in August 2006 only via BitTorrent peer-to-peer websites, combines accounts from prominent players in the Swedish piracy culture such as The Pirate Bay, an internet site that proclaims itself as the world’s largest BitTorrent tracker, interviews with Hollywood players, anti-piracy agencies, Swedish politicians as well as street interviews. It argues that using Bittorrent file-sharing websites to download music, books and films is a fundamental technical revolution in the distribution of media, and also a cultural and social revolution in the way people access media.

Part Two (44 mins), produced during 2007, was officially released on file sharing networks in December 2007 and was downloaded 150,000 times in the first three days of distribution. It covers the technological and enforcement end of the copyright wars. It explores the war on copying and downloading, arguing that this war will ultimately evolve into a war on the common internet user.

According to the filmmakers, “the battles between old and new modes of distribution, between the pirate and the institution of copyright, seem to be already lost and won. We know who the victors are. Why then say any more? Because waves of repression continue to come: lawsuits are still levied against innocent people; arrests are still made on flimsy pretexts, in order to terrify and confuse; harsh laws are still enacted against file-sharing, taking their place in the gradual erosion of our privacy and the bolstering of the surveillance state.”

Steal this film 1 and 2 offers a new perspective on intellectual property and the future of distribution, production and creativity. In our current times where social networking sites such as Facebook, Myspace and the ubiquitous Youtube are an essential part of our daily lives, this film is especially relevant. As Mark Getty, son of oil billionaire, Paul Getty once said: "Intellectual Property is the oil of the 21st century”.

World sales:
Enrique Posner, 6 Sales (6sales.es)

The Third Generation
Rainer Werner Fassbinder | Germany | 1979 | 105 mins | M18

If we ever needed a comedy about terrorism, it was made already by Fassbinder in 1979. The Third Generation is a black comedy about a bumbling gang of radicals who kidnap a powerful industrialist, unaware of hidden agendas. The large cast features the best of Fassbinder stars including Hanna Schygulla and Udo Kier. Fassbinder premiered the movie at Cannes, one month before the real RAF (Red Army Faction) tried to assassinate NATO head, Alexander Haig. At a later showing at a German film festival, outraged audience members stormed the projection booth and stopped the film.

VHS Kahloucha
Nejib Belkadhi | Tunisia | 2006 | 80 mins | PG

Tunisia is not a country renowned for its film industry. However, this has not stopped flamboyant, charismatic house painter, Moncef Kahloucha, from making no-budget adventure films in his spare time. He buys his props in the local market, and enlists friends or neighbours as actors, paying them, when he does, in alcohol. With his great love for cinema, 1970s genre cinema in particular, Kahloucha has made a battery of homage pieces on his VHS Panasonic 3500 and claims such hits as I Had No Money and Now I'm Loaded and Misery to Get Rid of the Booze. This film captures him producing his latest feature, Tarzan of the Arabs.

Director Belkadhi’s endearing portrayal of this impassioned filmmaker captures the light that Kahloucha brings into the mundane lives of his cast and crew, while revealing Kahloucha’s secret love for his favourite lead actress, a sultry senior citizen. A fun and inspirational film for anyone interested in filmmaking.

Distribution sales:
Propaganda Production
1, Rue Ali Kallel, 2070 La Marsa, Tunisia
Tel: +216 71 744 815
Fax: +216 71 982 088
Email : propaganda@gnet.tn

Water
Haobam Paban Kumar | India | 2007 | 23 mins | PG

This short film features a protagonist who is looking for a glass of water in a city. Strangely, everyone he asks is ignorant about where he can find water. Finally, he meets an old man who is convinced that water can be found beyond the city. Following the old man’s advice, he ventures beyond the city in search of water. Through his encounters and journey, this film tells a story about vanishing human values.

Production Company:
Doordarshan Kendra Imphal (DDKI)
Porompat, Imphal 795001, Manipur/India

When Timawa Meets Delgado
Ray Gibraltar | Phillippines | 2007 | 80 mins | M18

Mixing genres and modes with reckless abandon, When Timawa Meets Delgado provides a rollicking good time. The two title characters are a gay literature teacher and a Palanca award-winning writer and a videographer who dabbles in theatre respectively, and both men find their way to the final interview as Nursing programme applicants. As the title suggests, Timawa meets Delgado on the way out from the interview, and we are treated to a sequence of flashbacks, or perhaps possibilities about these two characters' pasts. All this with the grit and grime of Iloilo city as the dramatic backdrop, for the central problem the film addresses is poverty: the poverty that drives such men to a career they have neither interest nor inclination in.

In a genre-bending move, Gibraltar mixes in documentary-style interviews with actual nursing applicants as well as poetic sequences and story-within-a-story interludes, exploring the provocative topic of male nurses, and the attendant cultural assumptions about gender, sexuality, nationality, activism, and ultimately, reality. Defying both filmmaking and cultural convention, this salad of genres provides us with a unique insight into a career which many men find themselves forced into, and in turn, the culture that produces such men.

Production / World Sales Company:
ONCREATIVE Production
RJL Marmax Building, Corner Muelle Loney, Zamora St., Iloilo City, Philippines
Tel: 63 033 3378642
Email: raygibraltar@gmail.com