Giap's Last Day At The Ironing Board Factory

The documentary captures the story of Giap, a Vietnamese refugee who escapes Saigon while pregnant in 1975. After her harrowing journey, she finds herself working in an ironing board factory in Seymour, Indiana. The film presents a poignant look at her life and contributions over the years.

Tony, Giap's son, takes on the role of filmmaker, documenting his mother's last day at work in the last ironing board factory in America. This personal narrative highlights the immigrant experience and the challenges faced by those who rebuild their lives in a new country. The film also reflects on the parent-child relationship, as Tony seeks to honor his mother's legacy while capturing her story for future generations.