Hani

The film presents a guerrilla-style narrative that uncovers the troubling practices of money-driven child marriages in China's poorer provinces. Hani, a 14-year-old girl, dreams of marrying her love, Pushiha, but faces the harsh reality that every bride comes with a significant price tag. In a desperate attempt to raise the necessary funds, Hani explores various avenues, even resorting to crime.

Hani's story is a poignant reflection of real-life struggles that many face, making it more than just a cinematic experience. The film sheds light on a subject that the Chinese government prefers to keep hidden, revealing the stark truths about arranged marriages and bride-buying. With a runtime of 73 minutes, it presents a compact yet powerful narrative that resonates with social commentary.