Left-Handed Girl

In Taipei, a single mother and her two daughters relocate from the countryside to establish a stand at a lively night market, seeking a fresh start after years away. Each family member grapples with adjusting to the urban setting, striving to support themselves while preserving their close-knit bond. Tensions arise when the traditional grandfather imposes a strict rule on his youngest granddaughter, forbidding her from using her left hand, which he deems cursed. This restriction becomes the catalyst for long-buried family secrets to surface, challenging the dynamics and history that bind them together.