Hong Kong Family

The story begins eight years after a chaotic Winter Solstice dinner that fractured the family. The father’s temper led to his son running away, resulting in a prolonged period of coldness and distance among family members. The narrative unfolds as a cousin returns from England, aiming to reunite everyone for another Winter Solstice dinner.

As the family gathers, the film prompts reflection on their relationships. Characters are faced with choices—some decide to leave, while others return, highlighting the varying degrees of connection and estrangement within the family. The upcoming dinner serves as a catalyst for potential healing and understanding, suggesting that reconciliation is possible even after years of discord.