Darelle Tiu

Ella, a mourning queer archivist, reminisces about her lover by preserving a historical video documenting the first Pride March in the Philippines in 1994, which features them both.

Set largely within the confines of a hospital ward, the film follows a crisis involving long-time partners Neil and Bong. When Bong falls severely ill, the situation forces a reunion with his estranged parents, Benjie and Gloria, bringing long-standing family rifts and unspoken truths to the surface.

A once-beloved actress seizes the chance to reclaim her spotlight and rewrite her legacy through a determined filmmaker's documentary, only for both of them to question who's truly controlling the narrative.