by Auraeus Solito
118 minutes | Comedy | Drama | GP

CAST
Elijah Castillo
Gammy Lopez
Annicka Dolonius
Carl John Barrameda
Shayne Fajutagana
Jonathan Neri
EJ Jallorina
Alfred Alain Labatos
Arnold Reyes
Wena Basco
Eugene Domingo
Glecy Atienza
Claudine Najera
Carina Evangelista
Rebecca Padilla
Amable Quiambao
Dra. Mary Raceles
Bernardo Bernardo

PRODUCTION

PRODUCTION COMPANY Solito Arts & Road Runner
STORY, PRODUCER, & DIRECTOR Auraeus Solito
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER AND SCREENPLAY Henry Grageda
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER Paul Morales
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER Endi “Hai” Balbuena
LINE PRODUCER Erwin Navarro
CINEMATOGRAPHER Charlie Peralta
EDITORS
Kanakan Balintagos
Mikael Pestaño
PRODUCTION DESIGNER
Martin Masado
Regie Regalado
Dante Garcia
Endi “Hai” Balbuena
MUSICAL SCORER
Vince de Jesus
Jobin Ballesteros
Irwin Cafugauan
SOUND SUPERVISER Tad Ermitaño
SOUND ENGINEER Ronald de Asis
COLORIST Louie Quirino
ORIGINAL MUSIC
Raymond Marasigan
Buddy Zabala
Imago

LOGLINE

Amidst the chaos of the Marcos dictatorship in the 1980s, eight teenagers in the country’s premier science high school discover themselves as they go through the joys and pains of adolescence. Selected from the best and brightest from all over the country, they endure the collegelevel courses in biology, chemistry, mathematics, and physics. Those who make it are hailed as the future science and technology leaders of the New Republic; those who don’t are unfortunate victims of natural selection. Interconnecting the lives of Rom, Wena, Mat, Daki, Liway, Andy and Euri are the antics of Minggoy, their friend whose zest for life is periodically dampened by, unknown to most, rounds of excruciating chemotherapy. They find the world outside that erupts into the People Power revolution being replicated within the school as they struggle to graduate, contend with teachers, classmates, family, school officials, and a new classification to segregate students into groups based on their academic ranking. This is Philippine Science High School (Pisay) where the organisms in the Petri dish are the students themselves.