It is fitting that DreamWorks’ “Forgotten Island” carries a title that evokes memory and loss. Released globally in September, the film presents itself on the surface as a coming‑of‑age adventure about friendship, yet a closer look reveals a poignant meditation on separation—a theme that resonates deeply with the Philippines and its extensive diaspora.
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