In the vibrant and humorous world of "Call Me Mother," the boundaries of family and acceptance are beautifully explored. The film centers around the larger-than-life character, played by Vice Ganda, who navigates the complexities of being a flamboyant drag mother to a group of misfit performers. Among them is Nadine Lustre, a talented yet insecure artist seeking her place in the spotlight. As they prepare for a grand talent show, their individual dreams and insecurities clash, leading to comical yet heartfelt moments.

The central conflict arises when the group faces opposition from a traditional community that struggles to embrace their colorful identities. Amidst the laughter and glamour, the characters must confront their fears, support one another, and ultimately find the courage to shine. With a rich tapestry of comedic elements and emotional depth, directed by Jun Robles Lana, "Call Me Mother" promises to be a celebration of self-expression and the bonds of chosen family. The film is poised to leave audiences both entertained and inspired when it hits theaters on January 9, 2026.