This Guy’s in love with you pare – Parokya ni Edgar

Module 3: Paksa 1
The man – Taylor Swift
5 clips of rejections

Module 3: Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of

Discrimination
Against Women (CEDAW)
(Third Kamikaze MV Style)
Roles:

EXT. HIGH SCHOOL - DAY

We see TAYLOR walking confidently through the halls. She walks

past a group of BOYS who whisper and snicker as she passes.

Suddenly, a hand reaches out and grabs her backpack, pulling

her back. Taylor turns to see a group of GIRLS led by JASON,
the school bully.

Taylor tries to walk away, but Jason steps in front of her,

blocking her path.

Despite the fear in her eyes, Taylor stands her ground.

Jason smirks and begins to bully Taylor, taunting her and

trying to push her around. But Taylor refuses to back down.

Over time, Taylor's resilience and strength inspire other

girls in the school to stand up for themselves.

One day, Jason approaches Taylor in the hallway, but this time
he's different. He apologizes for his past behavior and asks
for her forgiveness.

Taylor, though hesitant at first, forgives him, and the two

end up falling in love.

Together, they lead a campaign to promote gender equality and

end discrimination against women in their school.

FADE OUT.

2nd skit
The greatest gig in the sky
3rd skit
7 words

Intro:
Text saying “Stop the discrimination against woman or…”
*proceed to story
Plot:
There’s this girl who experiences the social inequality due to the
dominance of men in their school, this 3 notorious guys in their
school is known for raping, abusing but always getting away with all
their hideous crimes, one day they made this girl Alice their
slave, She was beautiful, smart, and ambitious, for alice to take
her revenge she made her own experimentations and created a drug
that she added to the drinks of the guys, this allowed her to take
control of their conscience, she would make them do her homework,
clean her house, even walk around in a dress and heels if that's
what she felt like. The boys were terrified of her, but they
couldn't resist her charms, She started experimenting with more and
more extreme forms of domination, pushing the boys to their limits
and beyond. She would tie them up and whip them, make them crawl on
all fours and bark like dogs, as time goes by one of the girls from
the class took the drug thinking it was her medication. Alice was
initially thrilled with the success of her revenge plan, but as time
went on, she began to realize the darker consequences of the drug
she had created. It wasn't just a simple mind control drug, but
something far more insidious. The girl's addiction to the drug
quickly spiraled out of control. She began to exhibit bizarre
behavior, drinking water in a disturbingly frenzied manner and
exhibiting strange tics and mannerisms. Her addiction became the
talk of the school, with many of the students whispering behind her
back and making fun of her. As Alice watched the girl's descent
into addiction, she realized that she had created something far more
dangerous than she had intended. Her desire for revenge had blinded
her to the potential consequences of her actions, and now innocent
people were suffering because of it. As time passed, more and more
students in the school started to take Alice's drug. They were
addicted to the power it gave them, and soon, the entire school was
under Alice's control. She had become a tyrant, ruling over her
subjects with an iron fist. The students who didn't take the drug
were treated like second-class citizens, forced to do menial tasks
for the others. They were afraid to speak out against Alice, as they
knew what she was capable of. Little did they know the drug teared
them apart, it ends as they all fall down at the same time except
for alice, alice is haunted by those she had killed ending in a
black fade away screen.

3rd film
Kahit maputi na ang buhok ko
Julia and Michael had been in love for three years. They were each
other's confidant, friend, and partner. They had planned to get
married once they both finished their studies, but life had other
plans.
One day, Julia received a scholarship to study law in a prestigious
university. Michael was happy for her, but he knew it meant they
would be separated for years. They had planned to make it work, but
soon after, they started facing problems.

Julia began to notice how the societal imbalance against women was
affecting her studies. She was often talked down to by her male
professors and peers, and she struggled to be heard during class
discussions. She knew she was good enough, but the system was rigged
against her.

This realization affected Julia's mood and demeanor, and it put a

strain on her relationship with Michael. He tried to be supportive,
but he could see how frustrated and angry she was. They began to
fight more and more until one day, Julia broke it off.

Michael was heartbroken. He had always believed that love could

conquer all, but he realized that the societal imbalance against
women was too strong. He couldn't change the system, and he couldn't
make Julia's pain go away.

Months went by, and Julia threw herself into her studies. She was
determined to make a difference in the world and fight against the
systemic oppression of women. Her hard work paid off, and she
graduated at the top of her class.

During her graduation ceremony, Julia was asked to give a speech.

She took the opportunity to talk about the Magna Carta of Women, a
law that was created to empower and protect women in the
Philippines. She spoke passionately about the importance of equal
rights, and how society needed to change to give women the respect
and dignity they deserved.

As she spoke, Michael watched from the audience, moved by her words.
He realized that he had never stopped loving Julia, and he was proud
of the woman she had become. He waited for her after the ceremony,
and they talked for hours. They decided to give their relationship
another chance, and this time, they were both committed to fighting
against the societal imbalance that had once torn them apart.

Years later, Julia became a respected lawyer, and Michael became a

professor of history. They worked together to educate others about
the importance of the Magna Carta of Women and the fight for gender
equality. They were still in love, and they knew that they had each
other to rely on as they continued to fight against injustice and
oppression.