In a small and forgotten village in the Philippines, a group of young people feels trapped between routine and the oppression of their surroundings. The story follows several characters, but especially a couple of teenagers filled with dreams and desires for adventure. However, their everyday life stands in their way, and the village is a stifling setting where social expectations and traditions prevail.
The lives of these young individuals take an unexpected turn when they discover an old, abandoned cinema that, at its peak, was the center of fun and escape. They decide to restore it and revive it as a refuge, a place where they can dream and be free. As they delve into this project, the tensions between their desires for freedom and the responsibilities of daily life intensify. Their relationships are put to the test, with old resentments emerging alongside moments of joy as they confront the dangers of youth.
The movie screenings in the old cinema represent a way to explore not only their own identity but also the history of their village and the decay of their dreams. With a bold visual approach and an emotional narrative, the story reveals how the bonds of friendship and art can provide an escape route, even in the most oppressive places. Ultimately, it is about the quest for freedom in a world that wants to keep them silent.