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Oi-Jia 

After becoming a mother, Ah-Hong returns to her late grandmother’s empty room, imagining the conversation they never had. Surrounded by old photographs and memories, she revisits stories of motherhood, sacrifice, and love, confronting the silence and resentment passed down through three generations of women.
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After becoming a mother, Ah-Hong returns to her late grandmother’s empty room, imagining the conversation they never had. Surrounded by old photographs and memories, she revisits stories of motherhood, sacrifice, and love, confronting the silence and resentment passed down through three generations of women.

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Genre:Family, Drama
Directed By:Mayjune Tan
Written By:Lay Chin, Mayjune Tan
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Kuan Pictures

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