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A Worm, Whatever Will Be, Will Be
Not knowing that it's the final months for her dementia-ridden grandmother, director Lai documents her grandmother's physical changes and her belief that worms are living under her skin. Later a hometown trip confronts her with truths on ageing, change and mortality.
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Not knowing that it's the final months for her dementia-ridden grandmother, director Lai documents her grandmother's physical changes and her belief that worms are living under her skin. Later a hometown trip confronts her with truths on ageing, change and mortality.
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