Anghel sa lupa (2003)

Screen heartthrob Cogie Domingo plays a young man coming to grips with his own mortality. This he gleans from the point of view of a soul in transit struggling with the task of giving closure to unfinished business in the mortal world he has just left in an untimely manner, and in the process, getting down to the very core of love, life, and the meaning of existence as he hovers angel-like over those he has left behind: his angst-ridden mom (Dina Bonnevie); belligerent younger brother, essayed powerfully by newcomer Alwyn Uytingco; and his teenage girlfriend (Maxene Magalona). When Cogie meets another wandering soul (Jiro Manio) who reveals to him the redemptive power of acceptance, helped along by a spirit guide, fleshed out in the movie by Paolo Ballesteros, a new dimension to humanity becomes clear to Cogie and the loved ones he has left behind.