Love on Line (LOL)

Two elderly men, Samson and Tot, sit in a high-tech Manila and bicker about their shared pasts. The argument hints at a long history filled with deceit, schemes, and unresolved grudges. Their quarrel sets the stage for the time-hopping tale that follows.

Tot uses Samson's face on chat and online dating sites to set him up on a series of disastrous blind dates. Samson discovers the deception and, furious, chains Tot and threatens him with a hammer if he doesn't kiss the dog in front of him. The chaotic dating games foreshadow the deeper trouble to come.

Delilah contracts a disease, and Tot, who shares her blood type, uses the situation to enforce Samson's reluctant participation in the scheme. Samson is dragged back into Tot's manipulations; they keep playing along to keep Delilah alive. The stakes rise as trust frays.

Bunny, a regular on the dating site, uses Paula's photo to gain attention. When their proxies meet at the eyeball, jealousy erupts and Tot curses the arrangement. Delilah explains the curse: a three-hour cycle that swaps their personalities with no known cure.

As the curse triggers, Tot inhabits Samson's body and indulges in debauchery while Samson, trapped in Tot's body, can do nothing but rage and plot. The two cannot control the roles they've inherited, creating chaos wherever they go. Their friends and foes alike become witnesses to the body-swapped chaos.

Tot, in Samson's body, pursues a kiss with Bunny, triggering Samson's anger when the truth surfaces. Bunny walks away in sadness and anger, shocked by the strange behavior. The incident deepens the rift between the two men.

Tot is chained in a water tank as punishment for the chaos he caused. He is released only after promising to tell the truth about the curse. The promise becomes the turning point that unlocks the hidden history between them.

Samson and Tot learn to tell the truth about the curse and attempt to reconcile. They share a fragile peace, believing they have reset the situation. Yet the curse remains active, ominously looming.

Don Pedro returns the land title he bought from Delilah's husband, an act that evidences his true, enduring love for Delilah despite earlier hatred. The gesture shifts the power dynamics and reaffirms loyalty among the characters. The moment deepens the emotional stakes.

Back in the present timeline, Tot and Samson swap bodies again. Samson chases Tot out with a crutch as a weapon, signaling the ongoing struggle between them. The film closes with the unresolved tension between their bodies and wills.