Left-Handed Girl
dir. Tsou Shih-ching · 2025
Finding a sense of belonging and purpose in a new environment is essential for personal growth and family connection.
A single mother and her two daughters set up a night market stall in Taipei, each grappling with the challenges of their new life while trying to keep their family close. Watching this film feels like wandering through the bustling streets of a city, where every corner reveals a new story, and every meal shared becomes a bridge between cultures and generations.
A single mother and her two daughters relocate to Taipei to open a night market stall, each navigating the challenges of adapting to their new environment while striving to maintain family unity.
Talking points
- the significance of food in cultural identity
- the challenges of adapting to a new environment
- the complexities of single motherhood
- the meaning of home in a foreign land
