Ungol

Director Bobby Bonifacio, Jr. constructs the narrative through the extreme subjectivity of the protagonist, relying on sound design as the primary tool for immersion. Every rustle and sigh through the wall becomes a visual image in the imagination of both the viewer and the character.

What lingers after viewing is a sense of the fragility of the inner world and the power of the unseen. The film explores desire through absence, making the auditory experience profoundly physical. — MovieFinder Editorial