Pinoy Sunday

The story unfolds with two Overseas Filipino workers living in Taiwan, working for a motorcycle or bicycle company and sharing a dormitory. The setting moves through crowded urban streets, a police precinct, a river crossing, and a recycling plant, illustrating migrant life abroad. It ultimately returns to the Philippines, ending with the characters back home by the beach and planning a future there.

🤝 Friendship

Two friends thrust into a chaotic journey rely on each other to navigate hardship, humor, and danger. Their bond is tested by disagreements and pressures, yet their loyalty helps them persevere. The couch misadventure serves as a vehicle to explore trust, dependency, and the small acts of care that sustain friendship.

🧳 Overseas Life

The film portrays the migrant experience—homesickness, hopes, and the daily grind of work abroad. It shows how distance from family shapes decisions and reactions, and how ordinary moments on the job can become defining adventures. The setting highlights both the struggles and resilience of OFWs navigating a foreign city.

🗞️ Public Perception

A news reporter frames the duo as potential thieves or heroes, blurring the line between crime and virtue. The narrative examines media influence on personal reputation and how everyday deeds are amplified by distant audiences. It questions what it means to be seen as good or bad by the world at large.