gusto kong maramdaman na akin 'yung katawan ko

kinda surreal nd the queer experience wrapped around some big and vague allegory

gusto kong maramdaman na akin 'yung katawan ko

kinda surreal nd the queer experience wrapped around some big and vague allegory

extra star for the outro being my favorite ourselves the elves track..

extra star for the outro being my favorite ourselves the elves track..

Some Nights I Feel Like Walking is a symbolic and freeing queer film about a group of young boys which aims to bring their friend to his old town. Or so it seems.

This movie is more like an exploration really. Hence, the walking. The characters are presented as street hustlers, who aims to escape the life full of bullshit and constant fear. The found family trope is strong in this one, more evidently in Zion and Uno.

Some nights I feel like dreaming. In multiple scenes, this really feels like a fever dream. Walking around aimlessly, finding an unknown place and people who you barely know. It's a proud and bold representation of how gay people have to constantly escape reality to find acceptance and self peace.

Some nights I feel like dying. This filmalso evokes that feeling of loneliness. Maybe a normal life will suffice the constant looking threat of hunger and pain over these characters. Even in a place full of security, sometimes, a little unknown town is where you'll find the real you.

Some nights I feel like burning. Maybe in the end, the fire deep in our hearts can only be lit with the warmth of people who truly relate to our experiences. Because for those who have no idea of our sacrifices and how we cage ourselves to the expectations of society, suddenly, life seems like a living hell.

In the end, I hope they would stop walking. Running. Commuting. Fighting. With this film, maybe—finally some nights would finally feel like home for people like them.

Some Nights I Feel Like Walking is a symbolic and freeing queer film about a group of young boys which aims to bring their friend to his old town. Or so it seems.

This movie is more like an exploration really. Hence, the walking. The characters are presented as street hustlers, who aims to escape the life full of bullshit and constant fear. The found family trope is strong in this one, more evidently in Zion and Uno.

Some nights I feel like dreaming. In multiple scenes, this really feels like a fever dream. Walking around aimlessly, finding an unknown place and people who you barely know. It's a proud and bold representation of how gay people have to constantly escape reality to find acceptance and self peace.

Some nights I feel like dying. This filmalso evokes that feeling of loneliness. Maybe a normal life will suffice the constant looking threat of hunger and pain over these characters. Even in a place full of security, sometimes, a little unknown town is where you'll find the real you.

Some nights I feel like burning. Maybe in the end, the fire deep in our hearts can only be lit with the warmth of people who truly relate to our experiences. Because for those who have no idea of our sacrifices and how we cage ourselves to the expectations of society, suddenly, life seems like a living hell.

In the end, I hope they would stop walking. Running. Commuting. Fighting. With this film, maybe—finally some nights would finally feel like home for people like them.

GOD i wish this had more substance!

i believe this is truly something that only indie films can pull off and they did a really great job esp with the 20-minute long take ending scene. if they had fleshed this out more and introduced us a more complex relationship between the boys, this would’ve been much more interesting. though, i get it, the implications and how life is for them (from the realities the film has shown) can be better explained unspoken.

this was wonderful. i just wish it was better cuz it had sooo much potential for the first half. love love LOVE this :((

GOD i wish this had more substance!

i believe this is truly something that only indie films can pull off and they did a really great job esp with the 20-minute long take ending scene. if they had fleshed this out more and introduced us a more complex relationship between the boys, this would’ve been much more interesting. though, i get it, the implications and how life is for them (from the realities the film has shown) can be better explained unspoken.

this was wonderful. i just wish it was better cuz it had sooo much potential for the first half. love love LOVE this :((

best part nito yung ourselves the elves

best part nito yung ourselves the elves