Daughters of Eve

In the isolated Ilongo countryside, a group of women endure sexual abuse at the hands of local men. Amidst this turmoil, two sisters become enamored with Simon, the village’s most charming man, leading to a fierce rivalry between them. One sister grapples with her traumatic past and the weight of Catholic guilt stemming from her experiences, complicating their competition for Simon's affection. The struggle not only reveals their conflicting desires but also highlights the broader issues of misogyny and the haunting effects of trauma within their community.