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Magic in the Mundane: How 'Some Nights I Feel Like Walking' Captures Queer Intimacy
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Diving straight into the heart of indie filmmaking, this episode features a captivating conversation with Petersen Vargas, the visionary writer-director of 'Some Nights I Feel Like Walking', and Miguel Odron, the film's breakout star in his debut role. The film, which has taken festivals by storm from Tallinn to Glasgow, explores the intricacies of queer identities within the vibrant yet tumultuous Filipino landscape.
Together, they discuss how the film's structure—set in a single night—heightens the emotional stakes, turning mundane moments into powerful reflections on life, love, and loss amidst societal chaos. As they recount their experiences at various film festivals, it becomes clear that the film resonates deeply with audiences, bridging cultural gaps and inspiring conversations about vulnerability and connection in a world that often feels disconnected.
(Photos: Courtesy of Daluyong Studios)
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