Dust of Life

The film focuses on the lives of abandoned children who navigate their new reality as Vietnamese boat people in California. It highlights their struggles and resilience as they adapt to life in a foreign land. The narrative is based on true events, providing a raw and authentic perspective on their experiences.

With a runtime of 90 minutes, Dust of Life delves into the complexities of cultural identity, belonging, and the challenges faced by refugees. As a part of the crime and drama genres, it offers a compelling portrayal of the harsh realities these children confront as they grow up in a new environment. It serves as both a historical reflection and a personal story of hope and perseverance.