MAMU

Indigenous Taiwanese Mayaw has singlehandedly raised his biracial daughter, Rina, in London. As age begins to erode his memory, communication between them grows increasingly challenging. Amid the tides of the Thames, Mayaw reminisces about the Pacific and hears the call of his Taiwanese homeland and its mythical guardians.

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With poetic storytelling, stunning visuals and a rich landscape, MAMU is an intimate portrayal of cultural displacement, memory, and familial love. Weaving together vivid memories with enchanting soundscapes, MAMU captures the consequences of an uprooted culture, a fading identity and a dying language - intimately, compassionately and enchantingly.