An estranged family goes through the painful process of healing their wounds in this drama set in modern-day Singapore.
Acting
Mako's final screen performance—subtle, devastating, perfect.
Production
Authentic Singapore HDB setting that breathes with memory.
Writing
Dialogue so sparse you hear every unspoken word.

Director
Graham Streeter
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Mako Iwamatsu, legendary voice of Aku in Samurai Jack and Splinter in TMNT, died of esophageal cancer shortly after filming—making his role as a dying patriarch unbearably meta.
One of few Western-produced films to center Singaporean HDB life authentically, capturing the specific loneliness of multigenerational public housing where families live stacked but isolated.