Paul Derick Gudelano

“Our Yesterdays” tells the story of three friends as they return to their old hangout space and reminisce about the days that built their bond through their high school life. They revisit their story and beginnings as young artists, and how one ultimately finds themselves immersed in the world of arts.

They have no self to call their own, so they began to steal others, hoping to find themself inside someone's life.

Cursed to live until she finds true happiness, Lea’s endless life changes when she meets Justine — an enigmatic girl who embodies everything she longs to be. To end her torturous immortality, Lea knows she must become like her — yet she believes she never will.

This thought-provoking piece tells the story of resilience, the courage to love oneself, and the strength it takes to rise above silence. More than just a film, it mirrors the unspoken struggles we experience and the strength found in embracing our true selves.

“Our Yesterdays” tells the story of three friends as they return to their old hangout space and reminisce about the days that built their bond through their high school life. They revisit their story and beginnings as young artists, and how one ultimately finds themselves immersed in the world of arts.

They have no self to call their own, so they began to steal others, hoping to find themself inside someone's life.

Cursed to live until she finds true happiness, Lea’s endless life changes when she meets Justine — an enigmatic girl who embodies everything she longs to be. To end her torturous immortality, Lea knows she must become like her — yet she believes she never will.

This thought-provoking piece tells the story of resilience, the courage to love oneself, and the strength it takes to rise above silence. More than just a film, it mirrors the unspoken struggles we experience and the strength found in embracing our true selves.

This thought-provoking piece tells the story of resilience, the courage to love oneself, and the strength it takes to rise above silence. More than just a film, it mirrors the unspoken struggles we experience and the strength found in embracing our true selves.