K'na the Dreamweaver

Once upon a time, in the beautiful mountains of South Cotabato, K’na, a beautiful young girl, grows up in the royal household. Her father rules the clan on the south bank of the lake, which was banished from the North Bank centuries ago. At a young age, K’na is trained in the art of weaving, whose design comes from the visions granted only to deserving women who become dreamweavers. K’na’s father decides to put an end to the warring clans of the north and south by arranging a marriage between K’na and Kagis, the heir to the throne of the north bank. However, K’na has already fallen in love with Silaw, a childhood friend whose family supplies the finest abaca fibres to the dreamweavers. As the wedding day draws near, a revolution brews among those who do not believe in the union of the two royal clans, and K’na must make choice between love and peace.