Somewhere in Japan, as the castles in the background highlight, Isa, a marathon runner from the Philippines, is training through the night. While she is running, she is reminiscing of a talk she had with her mother, all of which happens in English.
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It turns out that the talk is half real and half in her mind, while the sure thing is that the generational gap is rather evident. Isa's mother mentions how weak women are, cautions her for running alone, and insists that she gets a rich husband, just like the other women their age they know. Night gives its stead to the day and vice versa, signifying that Isa's thoughts, and particularly the fact that she is thinking of how to tell her mother she is gay, have been tormenting her for some time.
“The Voice in My Head” review is part of the Submit Your Film Initiative
It turns out that the talk is half real and half in her mind, while the sure thing is that the generational gap is rather evident. Isa's mother mentions how weak women are, cautions her for running alone, and insists that she gets a rich husband, just like the other women their age they know. Night gives its stead to the day and vice versa, signifying that Isa's thoughts, and particularly the fact that she is thinking of how to tell her mother she is gay, have been tormenting her for some time.
- 3/23/2024
- by Panos Kotzathanasis
- AsianMoviePulse
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