Description
It begins with a phone call. Lingling is finishing a photoshoot when her wife, Orm, calls again and again - until she finally answers. Their daughter, Sook, is missing. Her phone is still on the desk. Dinner is growing cold. As the evening darkens into rain, the two women drive through Bangkok searching for her. The city is alive around them, neon lights reflected in puddles, memories surfacing between every turn. They search her school, the park, the places she used to laugh. Each stop brings them closer to the truth, and to the parts of themselves they've been avoiding: guilt, grief, and the distance that love sometimes builds before it heals. When they finally find Sook, they're all stripped down into what matters most: a family learning how to hold each other through the storm. This is a portrait of marriage, motherhood, and the ways love endures even through the toughest of storms.
The Phone Call
