Sunshine Girls

Sunshine Girls (2026)



0.0 2026 95 min —

Director: Madeleine Hicks

Cast: Harley Walker, Delaney Keith, Emma Steiger, Heather Leroy, Steve Parnell

As Elaine approaches her 30th birthday, she faces an impossible decision: become a mother, or undergo a medical procedure that turns her body into a living oxygen factory. In a world suffocated by decades of environmental collapse, scientists have engineered a controversial fix—a "minimally invasive" operation that transforms women's reproductive systems into engines of photosynthesis and cellular respiration, allowing them to literally give birth to air. Joining a scrappy band of oxygen-generating outcasts known as the Sunshine Girls, Elaine starts to blossom into the person she's always longed to become. But beneath the glow of this strange sisterhood, darkness lurks—and nothing is as radiant as it appears.

More About This Film

"Sunshine Girls" appears to be a title derived from the 2026 Qingming film festival lineup, which featured "Sunshine Women's Choir" (Yangguang Nvzi Hetuan) as one of three key female-themed movies. This production focuses on female empowerment and互助 within a choir setting, starring Chen Yi-han alongside other notable actresses such as Weng Qianyu and Chung Ling-ling. The film is noted for its细腻 narrative style, aiming to highlight female strength and maternal redemption through music and community support.

  • The movie is part of a slate of 19 new films released during the 2026 Qingming holiday period in China.
  • It was highlighted by critics as a significant entry in the genre of female-centric narratives, emphasizing themes of growth and solidarity.
  • The cast includes prominent Taiwanese actresses who have previously contributed to high-grossing regional cinema.

Where to Watch

As a specific theatrical or streaming release titled exactly "Sunshine Girls" is not currently listed with confirmed distribution rights, availability may vary by region under titles like "Sunshine Women's Choir" or similar translations.

  • Netflix – subscription (availability subject to regional licensing)
  • iQIYI – subscription (likely available in Asian markets)
  • Apple TV – rental / purchase
  • Amazon Prime Video – rental / purchase
  • Bilibili – subscription (if released in mainland China)