Small Talk

Slowly recounts his childhood with the mage's mother as she leads the dead, his domestically violent father, and his doubts about the absence of maternal love. As a documentary director, the daughter picked up a camera to record a seemingly ordinary "conversation" with her mother. In the deafening silence at the dinner table, there is a secret that is difficult for the mother to face and express; behind the tightly closed lips, there is a shame that suffocates her and cannot be shaken off. The camera is like a magical tool in the hand, transcending the past that is unwilling to be faced, and also giving the mother-daughter relationship an opportunity to be reborn.