RED DUCKWEED

The drifting bonds among three generations of women form a life rhythm breathing through cycles of hope and disappointment, where silence speaks louder than words.

A single mother struggling under the weight of daily life lives with her aging grandmother and her nine-year-old daughter, who grows up longing for a father’s presence. Trapped in a stagnant routine, the mother searches for a way out, while the child cycles between hope and disappointment, quietly seeking her own escape. Within the same cramped household, the three generations drift between closeness and neglect, yet it is in these overlooked fragments of emotion that they may discover a faint light capable of breaking through the mire of their lives.