impact on I-Jing's usual cheerfulness.

The secrets and lies culminate at the birthday celebration of Shu-Fen's mum. You won't be able to turn away from the explosive reveal and painful fallout.

#LeftHandedGirl shines a light on people living on the fringes of society who are fighting to survive.

Nina Ye is captivating as the charming I-Jing who has had to grow up too quickly.

I-Jing's grandad thinks being left-handed is bad luck so he makes her use her right hand instead and labels her left hand as doing the devil's work. It's uncomfortable how forceful he is and seeing the negative

daughter I-Ann (Shih-Yuan Ma) and is distracted by her Taipei noodle market stall when she is meant to be looking after her five-year-old daughter I-Jing (Nina Ye).

The film has a melancholic tone that doesn't shy away from the bleakness and loneliness. There is warmth and humour too.

let him laugh! I’m sure it would launch him straight into the orbit this time 😁

@foxes-in-love.bsky.social flash back from December 2020!

Just do it, Blue! Green wouldn't have asked for permission. 🤣

btw this part of alt text 🤣

“Blue sits with the most neutral expression possible as Green returns as a fluffy cloud of uncontrollable curls.

With miraculous self-discipline, Blue manages to keep his expression neutral while Green frowns at him.

Blue: Requesting permission to laugh hysterically.”