It tells the story of three university friends from Taiwan, Korea and Singapore who go on a road trip that changes their lives forever. (Source: Letterboxd)
Three university friends—a charismatic Taiwanese heartthrob, a brooding Korean intellectual, and a free-spirited Singaporean dreamer—set off on an impulsive road trip across Southeast Asia. What begins as a carefree adventure soon unravels hidden feelings and unspoken desires, as the trio navigates scenic coastal highways, late-night confessions, and the tangled threads of a love triangle that threatens to redraw the boundaries of their friendship. Against the backdrop of sun-drenched beaches and neon-lit cities, each character must confront what they truly want—and what they’re willing to risk. 3 Peas in a Pod is a tender, bittersweet exploration of queer identity, cultural difference, and the aching beauty of first love. With naturalistic performances and a script that prizes emotional honesty over melodrama, this Singaporean indie gem captures the fleeting intensity of youth and the courage it takes to live—and love—authentically.