Jessica Gan

Aming and Annchi, siblings of Chinese-Indonesian descent, reunites during Chinese New Year after years of separation. Reunion quickly turns to tension when they start to talk about inheritance from their aging mother.

The relationship of a grieving father and daughter is tested when they are forced to navigate the daughter’s first menstruation cycle without her mother.

19-year-old Pia is an aspiring writer who is struggling to find materials for her book after being rejected by a literary agent. Desperate for fame and success, Pia starts secretly writing about Mei, her best friend and a rising actress with an authoritarian mother who confides in her about her personal struggles.

A young man finds fleeting freedom and self-expression through the one thing that makes him feel alive—dance.

Aming and Annchi, siblings of Chinese-Indonesian descent, reunites during Chinese New Year after years of separation. Reunion quickly turns to tension when they start to talk about inheritance from their aging mother.

Aming and Annchi, siblings of Chinese-Indonesian descent, reunites during Chinese New Year after years of separation. Reunion quickly turns to tension when they start to talk about inheritance from their aging mother.

The relationship of a grieving father and daughter is tested when they are forced to navigate the daughter’s first menstruation cycle without her mother.

19-year-old Pia is an aspiring writer who is struggling to find materials for her book after being rejected by a literary agent. Desperate for fame and success, Pia starts secretly writing about Mei, her best friend and a rising actress with an authoritarian mother who confides in her about her personal struggles.

19-year-old Pia is an aspiring writer who is struggling to find materials for her book after being rejected by a literary agent. Desperate for fame and success, Pia starts secretly writing about Mei, her best friend and a rising actress with an authoritarian mother who confides in her about her personal struggles.

A young man finds fleeting freedom and self-expression through the one thing that makes him feel alive—dance.