Director's Notes

Instead of adapting the jovial tone of the beautiful poem by Karla Quimsing, this film goes the opposite direction and tackles the subject explored from a different quieter perspective by assigning nature as an active observer of formed relationships. The poetry is light and fun but in this interpretation, the filmmaker wants to go the opposite direction, choosing a male voice (the poem's a female) and creating scenarios that seems to paint an alternate world, a dream or, perhaps, fragments of thoughts - which oftentimes happen during a long travel home - wherein both have a relationship, imagined or otherwise, accidental or bound to happen, that shall pass through the test of time as they share one locale wherein the spatial relationships are only between them and nature. How the environment and its neglected spaces play a vital role in molding the personal spaces of the characters is vital to the understanding of time-spanning relationship presented in this film poetry.