Jermaine Tulbo is a rising force in the world of independent cinema, known for his poignant coming-of-age narratives that resonate deeply with audiences. His film "A Mourning Family" (2023) has made waves for its evocative exploration of grief and personal growth, quickly becoming a sought-after title among collectors who appreciate films that blend art with emotional depth. Founded by Tulbo, the indie collective 98px in Davao aims to elevate Filipino storytelling, making his work essential for those who value regional cinema. Tulbo's earlier shorts, "Sumasaiyo" and "Pinakanakakapagpapabagag-damdamin," showcased at the Cinemalaya Film Festival in 2020, also hold significance for collectors, reflecting his unique voice and artistic vision. His thesis film, "Ang Pamilya Maguol," received accolades such as an Honorable Mention at CCP’s Gawad Alternatibo, further solidifying his reputation. With a background in graphic design, Tulbo's posters for notable films like “Breaking Ice” and “When Evil Lurks” enhance his artistic narrative, making his entire body of work a treasure for physical media enthusiasts eager to own a piece of contemporary cinema history.