Anonymously Yours

An accidental text message shatters Vale's ordinary day and links her to Alex Garcia, a quiet person who hides behind a witty online persona. What starts as a routine exchange about errands and playlists soon grows into long, late night chats that feel intimate and effortless. They share small victories, awkward misreads, and the kind of jokes that land even when sent on a screen. Vale, an aspiring artist, and Alex, juggling a busy life, realize the safety of their digital connection lets them speak truths they rarely voice aloud. The friendship evolves into a crush, built on care, curiosity and a hunger to be seen, even across a glowing rectangle. Their messages glint with honesty as they juggle school, work, and the fear of being misread, all while hoping this online spark might lead to something more.

Directed by Maria Torres, Anonymously Yours brings Alexandro Aldrete and Daniela Gomez's concept to screen. Annie Cabello stars as Valeria Ontiveros, with Ralf as Alex Garcia, Estefi Merelles as Regina, Harold Azuara as Richie, and Alicia Velez as Lina.

The film treats trust and self discovery as central to the romance, exploring how online avatars can feel more honest than the people behind them. Cabello and Ralf deliver chemistry, and the screenplay balances openness with the risks of real world consequences. Screens shape longing for audiences.

Box office data for Anonymously Yours isn't widely published; the film appears to have had a modest release with limited theatrical exposure and few details publicly shared, plus streaming on select platforms worldwide.

There are no major nominations listed for this title. The film has not been recognized with prominent festival prizes or industry honors, suggesting its appeal rests in intimate performances and its contemporary take on online romance, rather than ceremony acceptance at festivals.