Foreign

The narrative centers on Shira, a young woman who spends a month working in her father's greenhouses after high school. The setting is significant, as she has not lived with her father since their divorce, creating a tense relationship filled with unresolved issues.

As she navigates the routine of picking peppers, Shira finds herself surrounded by Thai agricultural workers, which introduces her to a new sense of community. This experience allows her to confront her past and explore her identity, making for a poignant exploration of loneliness and connection.