JIAN

Friends undergo their routinely neon-ecstasy-fueled-trip; discovering not just the city but also themselves.

In a restroom where the dead must confess or release their sins before entering the afterlife, a woman struggles to face—and smell—the weight of her meaningless life.

Lusis tries to make sense of his life through his mother’s voice in his head.

In a nation scarred by a brutal drug war, a grieving couple is offered a controversial new procedure by the government to erase the memory of their deceased child. As they face the choice between forgetting and healing, they must confront the ethical cost of erasing their pain—and the lingering question of what it means to remember.