Anthony Lian

One summer morning, two boys lie on the grass and sleep, Boy A is awoken by the bright sun, he wants to a take a cigarette from Boy B while he's sleeping. Boy B wakes up, and the battle for the one and only cigarette begins.

The soon-to-graduate son is busy on preparing his graduation play. The mother memorizes the staging old days. The son's gay orientation becomes the mother's concern. Reality and fiction inside and outside the play reflect the emotions that every family faces.

Kaikai, a 17 year old high schooler, is declared brain dead after an unfortunate car accident. The doctor recommends his parents to give their consent for organ donation. Kaikai’s father thinks it is a moral decision to make since Kaikai is still young and he would be able to contribute himself one last time. But Kaikai’s mother is hesitant about this decision and is unable to make up her mind.

One summer morning, two boys lie on the grass and sleep, Boy A is awoken by the bright sun, he wants to a take a cigarette from Boy B while he's sleeping. Boy B wakes up, and the battle for the one and only cigarette begins.

One summer morning, two boys lie on the grass and sleep, Boy A is awoken by the bright sun, he wants to a take a cigarette from Boy B while he's sleeping. Boy B wakes up, and the battle for the one and only cigarette begins.

The soon-to-graduate son is busy on preparing his graduation play. The mother memorizes the staging old days. The son's gay orientation becomes the mother's concern. Reality and fiction inside and outside the play reflect the emotions that every family faces.

Kaikai, a 17 year old high schooler, is declared brain dead after an unfortunate car accident. The doctor recommends his parents to give their consent for organ donation. Kaikai’s father thinks it is a moral decision to make since Kaikai is still young and he would be able to contribute himself one last time. But Kaikai’s mother is hesitant about this decision and is unable to make up her mind.

Kaikai, a 17 year old high schooler, is declared brain dead after an unfortunate car accident. The doctor recommends his parents to give their consent for organ donation. Kaikai’s father thinks it is a moral decision to make since Kaikai is still young and he would be able to contribute himself one last time. But Kaikai’s mother is hesitant about this decision and is unable to make up her mind.