Give Up Tomorrow

This documentary delves into the infamous murder case of a young Filipino politician's son, Ramgen "RJ" Bautista, and the subsequent trial. It examines the complex dynamics of the family, the questionable investigation, and the lingering doubts surrounding the conviction of the primary suspect, who claims innocence. The film probes societal issues, justice, and the potential for miscarriage of justice in the Philippines.

Give Up Tomorrow was met with critical acclaim for its compelling storytelling, its in-depth exploration of a controversial case, and its examination of the Philippine justice system. Critics praised its emotional impact and the thoroughness of its investigation, while audiences were often left deeply affected by the narrative and its implications.

• Hailed for its gripping and emotional portrayal of a notorious case.

• Praised for its critical examination of the Philippine justice system.

• Commended for its thorough investigative approach and humanistic perspective.

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Nominated for Best Documentary at the Golden Tomato Awards.

The documentary was initially conceived as a personal project by director Michael Collins to explore his own family's involvement with the case, before evolving into a broader investigation.