Racing through Manila’s alleyways and neon-lit night markets, a young group of hustlers work together to survive. When Zion, a runaway rich kid, joins the group’s charismatic leader, Uno, their night takes a tragic turn. After Uno’s childhood friend overdoses, they embark on a road trip to honour his final wish. With a hazy, cinematic glow, Petersen Vargas’s film captures the chaos of the city through the lives of Filipino sex workers—outsiders united by a strong brotherhood. Some Nights I Feel Like Walking is a beautiful, raw, and imaginative portrayal of queer communities and our need for belonging.

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