Jodi Sta Maria leads a stellar cast in this cautionary tale about integrity and ambition in the journalism world.

In a striking portrayal of ambition gone awry, “Untold” emerges as a critical examination of the media landscape, where the thirst for sensational stories can overshadow essential truths. Directed by Derick Cabrido and showcasing the talents of Jodi Sta Maria, the film tells the story of Vivian Vera, a once-revered journalist who finds herself ensnared in the very lies that propelled her to fame.

The narrative unfolds as Vivian grapples with the repercussions of her past decisions—sacrificing integrity for accolades and views. As she navigates a world rife with deception, the ghosts of those she harmed begin to surface, leading to unexpected and spine-chilling confrontations. The film’s haunting exploration underscores that even amid glamour and prestige, shadows lurk, waiting to unveil the deeper horrors of betrayal.

With a script crafted by Enrico Santos and Anton Santamaria, “Untold” is more than a mere cinematic experience; it serves as a cautionary tale advocating for journalistic ethics. The film features a strong supporting cast, including Mylene Dizon, Kaori Oinuma, Joem Bascon, JK Labajo, and Gloria Diaz, who all contribute to the weighty narrative that prompts viewers to reflect on their values.

Production Design by Jerann Ordinario and cinematography by Joshua Reyles enhance the film’s thematic depth, effectively capturing the dark undertones that accompany the pursuit of success in journalism. The expert production team, including Executive Producers Roselle Y. Monteverde and Keith Monteverde, has ensured that “Untold” resonates with contemporary audiences, pairing thrilling storytelling with crucial life lessons.

As this compelling film makes its debut, audiences are encouraged to consider the ramifications of ambition unchecked by ethical considerations. “Untold” is set to leave a lasting impact, reminding us all of the fine line between truth and deception in the desire for greatness.