‘P77’ is trapped, not in a penthouse, but in a tangle of its own half-realized ambitions. It toys with ideas of madness, colonial legacy, and family dysfunction, but never allows any of them to breathe. It gestures toward meaning, but never gets there. And no amount of screaming and crying can make up for a story that chooses escape over reckoning.

‘Lolo and the Kid’ is a love letter to parents and grandparents who want to give what’s best for their children and grandchildren, while recognizing the fact that determining what’s truly best is an entirely separate journey.

What Firefly speaks well to its audience is a form of sincere storytelling that fully evokes the ageless feeling of adventure.