In the heart of San Francisco, Nabua, Camarines Sur, small businesses serve as lifelines for families and the local economy. This documentary follows the journey of Aiza Beloro, a 32-year-old owner of Safari Food Hut, as she navigates the daily struggles of income and expenses. With rising costs of goods and utilities, Aiza and many like her must balance passion with practicality. Through candid interviews and real-life visuals, the film explores how micro-entrepreneurs keep their dreams alive through resilience, strategy, and sheer determination.

Set in San Vicente, Buhi, Camarines Sur, this compelling documentary follows the story of Richard Dumlao, a 43-year-old man navigating the harsh realities of unemployment. Despite a lifetime of dreams and aspirations, Richard now faces the challenges of joblessness in a society where opportunities remain scarce. Through raw interviews and day-in-the-life footage, the film explores his past work, current struggles, and hopes for the future—shedding light on the emotional and social impacts of unemployment in rural communities.