Roli Inocencio

Ma’Rosa a quatre enfants. Elle tient une petite épicerie dans un quartier pauvre de Manille où tout le monde la connaît et l’apprécie. Pour joindre les deux bouts, elle et son mari Nestor y revendent illégalement des narcotiques. Un jour ils sont arrêtés. Face à des policiers corrompus, les enfants de Rosa feront tout pour racheter la liberté de leurs parents.

A 73-year-old woman is physically and emotionally exhausted from caring for her ailing husband who is already in the last stage of his Alzheimer's Disease. He lives in a constant state of confusion and anxiety, occasionally haunted by visions of both faceless and familiar strangers. The wife's frustration and loneliness grows daily as she comes to terms with both her husband's deteriorating state and her own mortality.

After losing her Filipino mother in South Korea, 5-year-old Mujigae, half-Korean, half-Filipino, finds herself in the care of her estranged Aunt Sunny in the Philippines. As they navigate this unexpected journey, they confront grief, unravel cultural complexities, and discover the transformative power of family and community. Through their poignant exploration, Mujigae learns to embrace change through courage and resilience, finding her place in the world with a strong chance at life.

The film follows the story a man who travels to Saga to expand his pottery business in the Philippines, then falls in love with a Japanese woman who is the heiress of a flourishing pottery factory.