Wicked Queer 42

Open Endings

With in person.

Mon, Apr 06 @ 7:00 pm

Coolidge Corner Theater

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Director

Nigel Santos

Year

2025

Run Time

110

min

Country

Phillipines

Language

Tagalog

PROGRAM Time

minutes

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Open Endings is a highly acclaimed 2025 Philippine queer film by Nigel Santos, celebrated for its realistic portrayal of sapphic relationships, focusing on four queer women (exes-turned-best-friends) navigating love, heartbreak, friendship, and chosen family, offering a nuanced look at queer lives beyond typical tropes, and highlighting the depth of lesbian bonds

This film is presented in Tagalog with English subtitles.

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