Alone Together

Tin and Raf meet during a museum tour led by Tin for students at the National Museum of the Philippines. They engage in a lively debate over Spoliarium and Raf's favorite song inspired by it, sparking curiosity about each other. Their initial connection grows into a budding romance as they share a passion for art and culture.

Raf dreams of becoming a doctor while Tin envisions directing a museum and visiting major venues in New York. They openly discuss their futures, weaving art and medicine into a shared life. The bond deepens as they discover they inspire one another.

Tin becomes entangled in a money scandal at her workplace, threatening her career. Greg Fausto, a coworker, steps in to help and reveals his feelings. Raf struggles to graduate, and the relationship fractures, leading to a breakup.

Raf proposes to Tin to stop her from leaving, but Tin declines, explaining the circumstances prevent them from moving forward. The rejection underscores deeper insecurities and unfinished business between them. They part ways with lingering feelings.

Tin, now with Greg, attends an awards ceremony where Raf is a doctor and a recipient. Raf waits in the hallway after Tin’s bathroom break, hoping to speak and reconnect. They talk, and Raf is introduced to Aly, Raf's current girlfriend, highlighting their changed lives.

Tin and Raf decide to visit the National Museum together, and Tin admits it’s her first museum outing since the scandal. Raf encourages her to pursue opportunities in New York, hinting at larger career goals. Tin asks Greg to let her lead a project, and he agrees with some initial doubt.

In New York City, Tin achieves her business objectives and visits the Met. Raf buys a ticket to join her, hoping to share the experience of museum-hopping. At the Met, Tin meets Alex and they discuss artworks as Raf reveals his desire to reconcile and marry Tin, which she declines.

A candid conversation in Central Park exposes Raf’s wish to marry Tin, but she explains she cannot abandon the people who matter to her. The couple argues and ultimately parts ways, leaving their future uncertain.

Back home, Tin realizes she is unhappy with her life and ends her relationship with Greg. Raf reveals that Aly is pregnant with his child, adding another layer of complexity to their already tangled lives.

Tin visits her alma mater and sits in on a class taught by her favorite professor, Sir Alwyn, seeking guidance. The professor’s advice helps her begin rebuilding her life around her passions and values. This moment marks a turning point toward a more authentic path.

After a string of failed interviews, Tin lands a job in a museum, thanks to her candid reflection about her past. She starts to feel fulfilled and purposeful again, using her experiences to guide others. This job marks a new chapter in her personal and professional life.

Tin visits Raf at the hospital to speak honestly about their past and future. They apologize to each other, and Raf explains his estrangement from Aly. Just as they begin to reconnect, Raf is called away for an emergency shift, leaving their moment unresolved.

Tin attends an awarding ceremony at the National Museum for emerging local artists, where Alex publicly thanks Tin for inspiring a new generation. Alex invites Tin to come on stage, and they share a heartfelt hug. The moment reaffirms Tin’s path in art and community engagement.

After the ceremony, Tin steps outside to find Raf waiting with his son. They share a tearful, hopeful embrace before walking toward the Spoliarium, the painting that framed their love for art and memory. The film ends on their quiet, reconciled moment together.