Co-presented by <a href="https://womeninfilmseattle.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Women In Film Seattle</a>

THE GIRL WHO LEFT HOME is a live-action musical feature film that surrounds an Asian American working class family that faces tragedy at the height of Christine's career. After her father suddenly passes away, Christine must choose to either save her family restaurant from getting shut down, or continuing to pursue her life’s dream. (Content Warning: Death)

THE GIRL WHO LEFT HOME

A live-action musical where Christine must choose to either save her family restaurant from getting shut down after her father suddenly passes away, or continuing to pursue her life’s dream.

Q&amp;A moderated by Andrew Koh with Mallore Ortega (director), Haven Everly (actress), and Emy Coligado (actress).

The Girl Who Left Home Q&A

Moderated by Andrew Koh with Mallore Ortega (director), Haven Everly (actress), and Emy Coligado (actress).

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