Fly Me to the Moon

Director Siong Xiao Jyun constructs the film's emotional landscape through subtle accumulation, not melodrama. She relies on the weight of unspoken words and mundane rituals to explore how a father's addiction quietly fractures and redefines the futures of his daughters across two decades.

What lingers after the final frame is a profound sense of resilience etched in quiet gestures. The film offers a tender, unsentimental look at the bonds that bend but don't break. — MovieFinder Editorial