“Angels” is a trilogy: “Angel of Mine”, “Daddy’s Angel”, and “Angel of Love”. “Angel of Mine,” directed by Gina Alajar, features a career woman forced to tend to a child left by his problematic mother. “Daddy’s Angel” follows the bitter father/son relationship between a (dying) ex-convict and his affectionate young boy who bore miserable stigmas of a brutal past. A young man is imprisoned for killing a close friend who raped his wife on their wedding day. While he’s in prison, his wife gets pregnant and gives birth to an angelic boy. The wife dies before his sentence is due. In “Angel of Love”, Bianang, a frustrated musician, is burdened a tangle of family concerns. Orphaned by their mother and abandoned by their father, she must tend her two younger siblings and fend for their needs by finding her niche in the music industry. By some twist of fate, her path crosses with Jude, a guy from a matriarchal clan of aristocrats who battles with repercussions of ending a heavily-laden relationship.