Some Nights I Feel Like Walking

Some Nights I Feel Like Walking

A band of street hustlers brave the dark corners of Manila and the outskirts of a dangerous country to fulfill a friend's dying wish in this propulsive erotic drama from director Petersen Vargas. Uno (Jomari Angeles) meets distressed teen Zion (Miguel Odron) in a bus terminal and they bond in their brief encounter. Two years later, they meet again as hustlers booked by the same client. The night turns sour when Miguelito (Gold Aceron), Uno's friend, is found dead. Along with buddies Bayani and Rush (Argel Saycon and Tommy Alejandrino), they lug his body around the city and the countryside in an effort to return him home. With each step, it becomes clear that there is no place in the world for these kids...except with each other. A gorgeously crafted, critically acclaimed hit at film festivals around the globe, Some Nights I Feel Like Walking artfully utilizes a road trip structure to disguise what becomes a beautiful rumination on the significance of chosen family in queer communities and the lengths we sometimes must go to find it.