Renz Quindala

its good, beautiful might i add. addresses the issue at hand heavily and the stigma around the disease, the lack of education of said disease resulted in the downfall of the protagonist, which is a gut wrenching sight to witness. all i could say is that its basically watching a persons life, in which is realistic, and most likely the predicament the protagonist is in is happening to someone right now. but i digress, this film is a gut wrenching, eye opening experience to behold, and if one is for films of social stigma and commentaries, this is the film for you.

something else man, without paying heed to the narrative its definitely confusing, but when it clicks, its a masterpiece of a story

Nice we need a sequel for who his real dad is

i cant change my name help