Live Foley by Agustin Genoud; Fire-Eating, Needle-Piercing, & other delights by Evilyn Frantic; Live Free-Jazz-Punk Score by Babel Gun: Khavn on piano & organ, Katch23 on soprano saxophone, butoh breakdance, scream, 1delacruz on drums, butoh ballet, scream.

Mondomanila Live 3000 1/2! is a chaotic colored silent film mashup that merges the wild, anarchic energy of Khavn's MONDOMANILA: How I Fixed My Hair After A Rather Long Journey with the dystopian violence of ALIPATO: The Very Brief Life of an Ember. The result is an unflinching portrayal of Manila’s forgotten corners, where crime and survival are two sides of the same coin, and the future feels as bleak as the present. (K)

Khavn, known as the father of the Philippine No Wave movement, is a prolific filmmaker, writer, and musician. He is currently based in Berlin with his family for the DAAD Artists-in-Berlin Program.

Babel Gun, hailing from Manila, is the wildest free-jazz-punk family band in the universe. Fronted by 9-year-old sax prodigy Katch23 on soprano saxophone and 7-year-old rhythm powerhouse 1delacruz on drums, the band is rounded out by the avant-garde virtuosity of Khavn on piano and organ.

Agustin Genoud is a performer, musician, and academic specializing in contemporary voice and posthumanism.

Evilyn Frantic is an international sideshow performer known for fire-eating, balloon-swallowing, and needle-piercing acts.

Paul Brody is a renowned sound artist, composer, and trumpeter who regularly collaborates with John Zorn.