The Entwinement of Fate (2026)

After their parents’ sudden death, siblings Aisha and Ali must navigate grief and survival within their Moro community. The only thing left to them is their father’s small tinagtag business—a traditional Maguindanaon delicacy that becomes both their lifeline and their final link to home. Aisha pours herself into continuing the tinagtag trade, determined to honor her father’s legacy, but the weight of stepping into her mother’s role slowly takes its toll. Meanwhile, Ali wrestles with their harsh reality, torn between preserving his father’s memoir and chasing his own dreams, questioning if clinging to tradition is truly worth the sacrifice. As circumstances tighten, the siblings are forced to face the grief they’ve buried, the cracks in their own identities, and the fragile thread of fate that still binds them together.