Tang Wan Xin

A single mother struggles with the futility of her relationship with her special needs son as her patience grows thin.

A teenage girl clashes with her practical mother over selling the family piano—her last connection to a father slipping away to young-onset dementia—as they prepare to move homes.

Lana, a 13-year-old outcast firework seller, clings to her only companion—her adopted dog—who seems indifferent to their conservative village. But when she uncovers a quiet, insidious destruction creeping into her home, she realizes the true nature of those around her and must decide whether to fight back or let it consume her.

Wan Xin Tang’s dreamily poignant WILDFLOWER is a captivatingly directed, thematically potent aria of loneliness and… cultivation. A reclusive woman (Kelsey Carthew, YOU HURT MY FEELINGS) gives everything she can to a bloodsucking flower that she’s devoted every waking minute towards caring for.