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In the Valley
In a remote mountain village, eleven-year-old Lei resents her mother’s decision to move to the city for her education. Facing separation from her best friend, Lei heads to their secret hideout in the valley, where old murals that seem alive brings her comfort.
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In a remote mountain village, eleven-year-old Lei resents her mother’s decision to move to the city for her education. Facing separation from her best friend, Lei heads to their secret hideout in the valley, where old murals that seem alive brings her comfort.
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Written By:Lim Han Loong
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Runtime:21 minutes
Studio:Afternoon Pictures
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