...At the center of the play are two activists, one well into his 40s (Janno Castillo) and another in his early 20s (Johnny Maglinao), whose lives are upended after being captured by paramilitary forces based on unfounded allegations. Weak, hungry, and almost delirious, they are forced to confront their tortured state and think of ways to pull themselves out of a cell so wretched, windowless, and sustained only by a single light bulb that it may well be built underground, considering the state’s obsession with surveillance and secrecy. ...

Janno Castillo, the production manager, aptly describes the project as an "immersive fan fiction universe," highlighting the interactive nature where the audience's reactions can genuinely influence the narrative. "It's also interactive in a way na pag nangyayari na siya, the characters na binigyan ng role can explore on the characters given by the writers. It's like creating a world of theater and film, and no one knows what's going to happen, even 'yung writers. We'll find out on May 3."

 Janno Castillo and Johnny Maglinao, whose performances are decimating in how it outlines the interiorities of their respective characters, two souls forever searching for a cardinal point en route to their stolen lives.