“Some Nights I Feel Like Walking.” Photo: Omnibus Entertainment
The acclaimed gay Filipino road movie “Some Nights I Feel Like Walking,” directed by Petersen Vargas, has secured a U.S. digital and VOD release date of October 17, a major milestone following its successful run on the international film festival circuit.
The film, which has been an official selection at prestigious events like the Singapore International Film Festival and the Taipei Golden Horse Film Festival, has earned rave reviews from critics and audiences for its poignant story and evocative cinematography.
Courtesy of distributor Omnibus Entertainment, the film’s arrival on U.S. platforms will allow a wider audience to experience its journey.
The movie follows the quiet and reserved teenager, Santi (played by Kenzo Ortiz), who embarks on an impulsive road trip with his rebellious best friend, Sam (Paolo Gumabao), and his new companion, the free-spirited street kid, Jason (Darius Soriano).
Their adventure, set against a backdrop of provincial highways and small towns, becomes a tender exploration of friendship, self-discovery, and the complexities of young queer relationships.
The film is particularly noted for its sensitive and nuanced portrayal of gay desire and self-acceptance, as Santi’s emotional journey unfolds amid the shifting dynamics and unspoken tensions of the trio.
As the film prepares for its stateside debut, its reputation as a beautifully crafted and emotionally resonant cinematic work precedes it, offering a vital voice in queer Asian cinema.
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