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Is it not okay not to be okay
Jane, a student, seems to have everything in front of her: from a table filled with a feast of food to a family that caters her education. However, anything that looks perfect can be as lonely as it is deafening. When her family's dreamy disposition started to deafen and shatter her inner peace with their voices of misery: expectations, pressures and judgements, reality became loud and clear. In the end, she exploded as her cries have muffled and held her voice as a hostage in despair. But a sound of hope may resonate at last.Read moreLess
Jane, a student, seems to have everything in front of her: from a table filled with a feast of food to a family that caters her education. However, anything that looks perfect can be as lonely as it is deafening. When her family's dreamy disposition started to deafen and shatter her inner peace with their voices of misery: expectations, pressures and judgements, reality became loud and clear. In the end, she exploded as her cries have muffled and held her voice as a hostage in despair. But a sound of hope may resonate at last.
The story
Jane, a student, seems to have everything in front of her: from a table filled with a feast of food to a family that caters her education. However, anything that looks perfect can be as lonely as it is deafening. When her family's dreamy disposition started to deafen and shatter her inner peace with their voices of misery: expectations, pressures and judgements, reality became loud and clear. In the end, she exploded as her cries have muffled and held her voice as a hostage in despair. But a sound of hope may resonate at last.
Cast & crew
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- Writer
- Danica Espedillon
- Editor
- Raya Adenit
- Director of Photography
- LM Tabaloc