Too Few to Mention
次別離
Before disappearing from her life, an undocumented father shares a final moment with the daughter for whom he’s sacrificed everything.
As a young Chinese Australian woman graduates university, her father vanishes, leaving her a pouch of money and a lingering question: Was it all worth it? A work of great emotional precision, this tender short from author-turned-filmmaker Zechen Jeff Hu understands the power of nuance, offering a refreshing perspective on the immigrant experience by focusing on the family that must bear the cost.
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