Little Girl Like A Sunflower

The film follows Mo Li, a child described as a “child of the stars,” who transfers into Class 5(3). As she navigates her new environment, she receives support from her homeroom teacher, Ms. Milan, and her classmates. This support helps her break out of her lonely world through various heartfelt experiences at school, such as the "Ten O'Clock Appointment" and open classes on love.

"Little Girl Like A Sunflower" delves into themes of friendship, belonging, and personal growth. It offers insight into the challenges faced by children with autism while highlighting the importance of compassion and understanding in a school setting. Collectors interested in children's cinema or stories that promote social values may find this film a unique addition to their collections.