Guerrero Dos: Tuloy ang Laban is a film that teaches the audience to never give up. 
Written and directed by multi-awarded director Carlo Ortega Cuevas, the full-length feature is already a second installment. It stars child actor Julio Sabenorio who returns for his portrayal of Miguel, who brings smiles and joy to everyone he meets.
Veteran actor and director Art De Guzman, newcomer Mia Suarez, and Victor Neri complete the new characters in the sequel.
The film picks up after Miguel’s brother, Ramon, was tragically knocked out in a boxing match that put him in a coma.
Miguel realizes at an early age that the real fight, which is their life, must continue. Although he cannot leave his brother’s side at the hospital, waiting for him to wake up from his coma, he brings joy and hope to the people around him.
One day, Delia, a woman experiencing severe depression attempted to end her life, but she is rescued and rushed to the hospital by his life-long husband, Ruben. In the most unlikely ways and situations, their lives entangle as they face their own battles.
Guerrero Dos is the third film venture of EBC Films in the production of inspirational movies. EBC Films hopes that the film will make people laugh and cry. But most importantly, it wants to inspire “Filipinos here and around the world to face life with optimism no mater what they may go through and to fight for their faith.”
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Tattoo convention in Waterfront Cebu
Apparel and footwear brand Macbeth in collaboration with Ann Savage brought the best of the world tattoo culture to the Philippines when it hosted the first Macbeth Savage Ink International Tattoo Convention last Oct. 19 to 20 at the Waterfront Hotel in Lahug, Cebu City.
A total of 250 participants across 17 countries, from tattoo legends, exhibitors, artists, and models, had come to converge in Cebu City for an unforgettable weekend that has left an indelible mark among members of the country’s tattoo community.
To help the tattoo community in the Philippines grow by providing them with the same standard as other international tattoo events is the heart and soul of Savage Ink. With the convention aiming to promote cultural diversity, destigmatize tattoos and celebrate its cultural significance to Filipinos, the turn out of more than 1500 foot traffic each day, merging this art form with other mainstream art scenes is slowly becoming a reality.
Special VIP’s graced the grand opening headed by Department of Tourism Region 7 Director Shalimar Hofer Tamano, Waterfront General Manager Anders Hollden, Head Organizers Ann Savage, Joe Black, Macbeth Marketing Rhome Yu, Macbeth Ambassador Joseph Bitangcol, and Macbeth President Rudy Yu.
Top artists from around the world competed in the two-day event, which was judged by 12 tattoo legends strategically selected to judge their areas of expertise across 20 categories. A Grand winner for the highlight category centerpiece Best of Show, awarded to the best across all categories overall.
The winner of the Best of Show Jastein Abellana, a native from Cebu City, won by unanimous decision from the judges with his ingenious concept of combining two forearm tattoos to create one cohesive piece. Jastein received a trophy, a certificate, and a check worth P100,000 courtesy of Macbeth Philippines, and a free booth at Cezanne Tattoo Convention in France.
Dance performances, theater shows, Filipino Martial Arts Arnis Exhibition was also staged during the convention, as well as some of the country’s top bands from Luzon were lined up to perform. An Artists Alley was also opened for local designers to showcase their talents.
