The unexpected reunion of childhood sweethearts in adulthood is a journey of rediscovery and emotions. Memories of shared moments flood back, evoking nostalgia and sparking overwhelming joy, confusion, and excitement.
Sometimes, the spark of childhood romance reignites, offering a second chance at love, while other times, their friendship is renewed, becoming a steadfast anchor in adult life. But what if there were challenges due to life complexities or existing relationships?

American romantic drama Past Lives, the directorial debut of writer-director Celine Song and stars Greta Lee, Teo Yoo, and John Magaro, navigates this emotional terrain with delicacy.
A must-watch movie of the year, Past Lives opened in Philippine cinemas on August 30 after capturing the hearts of audiences and critics worldwide.
Past Lives is a heartrending modern romance that follows the story of two deeply connected childhood friends who drifted apart. Two decades later, they are reunited in New York for one fateful week as they grapple with questions of fate, love, and the choices that shape a life. With a captivating script and stunning visuals, the film has been hailed as one of the best films of the year.
The movie has received glowing reviews from critics and audiences alike, with many calling it one of the best romantic dramas in recent memory.
Rotten Tomatoes has given the film an approval rating of 98 percent based on over 200 reviews and an audience score of 94 percent.

Released in over a hundred theaters nationwide, Past Lives is produced by A24 and exclusively distributed in the Philippines by TBA Studios. This marks the third acquisition and distribution partnership between TBA Studios and A24 following the successful Philippine release of the multi-awarded film Everything Everywhere All At Once and The Whale.
“We are incredibly excited to bring Past Lives to the Philippines,” said TBA Studios President and COO Daphne O. Chiu. “This film is a hauntingly beautiful masterpiece and we are confident that it will leave a lasting impression on everyone who sees it.”