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Set in Singapore in 1994, Ah Girl follows a seven-year-old girl of the same name who lives with her father, younger sister, and grandmother following her parents' divorce. Her weekend visits with her mother slowly expose the quiet fractures and underlying trauma within her family. When her mother proposes that Ah Girl move in with her, the young girl's fragile childhood world begins to unravel. Observed through the innocent yet sensitive eyes of a child, the film charts solitude, family breakdown, and the longing for affection with a delicate, gentle pacing that leaves a poignant, lasting echo.
Ang Geck Geck, Priscilla is a Singaporean director and screenwriter who graduated with a degree in Filmmaking from Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in 2012. Her works frequently explore inner emotional landscapes and pressing social issues through a deeply humanistic lens. Her debut short film, Broken Crayon, won Best Short Film at the Singapore Short Film Awards in 2013. Her subsequent shorts, including Three Little Pigs and Happy Birthday, went on to screen at numerous international festivals, such as the Singapore International Film Festival and the Hong Kong International Film Festival. Ah Girl, her debut feature film, was selected for the Singapore International Film Lab and the Southeast Asia Fiction Film Lab (SEAFIC), signaling the growing recognition of this compelling new voice in Singaporean cinema.
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