58th

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58th
Teaser poster
Directed by	Carl Joseph Papa
Written by	Carl Joseph Papa
Production company	GMA News and Public Affairs
Distributed by	GMA Pictures
Country	Philippines
Languages	Filipino Tagalog

58th is an upcoming Philippine adult animated true crime documentary film directed by Carl Joseph Papa. The film portrays the Maguindanao massacre that took place in 2009.

Similar to his previous films, the film used rotoscoping techniques entirely.^{[citation needed]}