1999 Manila, Philippines. Pat works as the guidance counselor in a conservative all-girls Catholic high school.
Secretly a clairvoyant, Pat waits at her desk every night for midnight therapy sessions with the ghost of Eri: a student, who committed suicide in the school grounds long ago. Her routine is shattered when a student is found murdered on campus. A male investigator enlists the help Pat to uncover the murder. With no living witness, Pat turns to the sole watcher of the school— Eri.
Instead, Eri tells Pat her own reason for killing herself. Her intimate advances were rejected by a student after pressure from the religious faculty and Eri’s intolerant mother. Eri hanged herself inside the campus bathroom. Later, her own father went insane and strangled her mother, blaming her for the suicide. Pat learns from the ghost of the recently murdered student that Eri has the ability to harm the living by possessing the bodies of men, causing Pat to believe that Eri is responsible for the two murders.
Pat confronts Eri inside a confessional booth. Eri confesses to the murders and reveals her hatred for Pat. Through the control of Eri, the investigator strangles Pat. The ghost of the murdered girl charges at Eri, causing them to fall from the high balcony into the courtyard.
The next day, Pat files a report as the school prepares the memorial. After finding the school cleared of ghosts, she finds every exit locked. She runs hysterically trying to escape. She finds the memorial— with her own portrait in the middle. 
She slumps in the seat of her counseling room, only to realize she is at the wrong side of her desk. The seat in front of her is empty with no one to listen to her own ghost story.

PelikulaRed is a Filipino production company specializing in film production and international co-production. The company produced the Palme d'Or winner at the 2000 Cannes Film Festival, Anino, directed by Raymond Red. Subsequently, Raymond Red directed Himpapawid (2009), Kamera Obskura (2012), and Mga rebeldeng may kaso (2015). In 2013, the company produced Mikhail Red’s first feature film Rekorder. PelikulaRed’s most recent production, Birdshot (2016), won the Best Asian Future Film Award at the 2016 Tokyo International Film Festival. Mikhail Red’s Neomanila is currently in production. The company was established by Producer Pamela L. REYES and Director Mikhail RED.