After receiving the news of his high school friend's death, Tai-hung begins to reflect on his past. He starts to remember how he used to be friends with a group of classmates who were all very close. One of these classmates was a boy named Matt, who eventually came out as transgender and transitioned into a woman named Tracey.
As Tai-hung delves deeper into his memories, he begins to realize that he had developed feelings for Tracey during their teenage years. However, he was too afraid to confront his own sexuality and face the stigma that came with being in a same-sex relationship. This led to him distancing himself from Tracey and their other friends, ultimately losing touch with them as they all grew up and went their separate ways.
Feeling a sense of regret and guilt over how he treated Tracey in the past, Tai-hung decides to reconnect with his old friends and track down Tracey to seek forgiveness. Through this journey, he not only confronts his own demons and insecurities but also learns to accept and embrace his true self.
As the film unfolds, it explores themes of identity, acceptance, and personal growth, touching on the complexities of relationships and the impact of societal expectations on individuals. Through its poignant storytelling and heartfelt performances, "Tracey" offers a powerful and moving portrayal of a man coming to terms with his past and finding redemption in the process.
