Overseas

This minidrama centers around Wawa Kai, a fish processing plant laborer from Myanmar. The film captures an afternoon in her life, portraying what seems like a typical day but quickly reveals the underlying tensions and fears she faces. Wawa's experience becomes particularly intense as she reports a crime, highlighting the challenges migrants endure in their pursuit of a better life.

The film's focus on the harsh realities of migrant labor adds depth to its narrative, making it a noteworthy entry in the drama genre. Its hyper-realistic style offers viewers an unfiltered glimpse into the struggles of those working in the fish processing industry, as well as the broader implications of migration. This film is valuable for collectors interested in contemporary dramas that address social issues and the lives of marginalized communities.