Iya W. Dalluay

The film follows Emma, the youngest member of her family, as she returns to her childhood home to reconnect with her late grandmother, Lola Mary, through a supernatural encounter. Emma tries to recreate past experiences she shared with her grandmother, such as eating mangoes and making paper cranes, in the hope of triggering Lola Mary's spirit. However, her attempts are unsuccessful, and she begins to question the reality of her memories of her grandmother. But through Jules, Emma comes to the realization that remembering the memories they shared together is enough to feel someone's warmth and love even after life. The film explores themes of memory, loss, and the power of love to transcend death.

Faced with her grandmother’s declining health, a teenage orphan is forced to make a critical decision for her own survival.

As Gelo spends time doing ceramics with Lola Luz, he learns more about his mother’s experiences and struggles.

As Gelo spends time doing ceramics with Lola Luz, he learns more about his mother’s experiences and struggles.

As Gelo spends time doing ceramics with Lola Luz, he learns more about his mother’s experiences and struggles.